As a huge Bronco fan. This superbowl and its result is one of the best days of my life. Not only because the Broncos won, because I was able to watch it with my entire family. I sure miss watching football with those family members who are no longer here.
I still cry watching this game! Best memories with my mom ever! I was a kid, but she took me outta school (for both wins) to go to the parades lol she was the best! Rest in Peace momma & dad!
I remember shedding TEARS of joy for Elway when he DIVED for the first down,SENSING that this was HIS hour!! And he would NOT walk off of the field again,withOUT a Superbowl ring!! As an INSANE Chargers fan(ever since 1979 when I watched Dan Fouts SHRED the"Steel Curtain" at Jack Murphy Stadium en-route to a 35-7 DRUBBING of the defending champion Steelers)I'd followed Elways progress since 1980,and felt he DESERVED a ring,and was ESTATIC when he finally got it!! I'm getting"misty eyed"just watching this!!
1 I was raised in Denver, Im a life long denver fan. 2 I live through the previous 3 humiliating SBs 3 This was on my 28th birthday. Best birthday present Ive ever gotten.
Interesting, it wasn't my birthday, but I was also 28 when Denver finally won the Super Bowl and the memory of those 3 losses was temporarily washed away. Cheers!
I bet Fangio is wishing he read these TH-cam comments lol. I've always respected Kubiak. Watch the Denver/NYG SB game, Kubs was the backup and was calling plays. Obviously it didn't work out that year but you could tell he was destined for a long coaching career.
The Minister of Defence, what a legend, never forgotten. I get goose bumps seeing all these legends on the field after 23 years. These is the kind of stuff I love youtube for
At the time this was one of the most hyped Superbowls ever and one of the best. Since we’ve had so many great ones since, I feel SB 32 gets forgotten at times
I remember the hype was Favre and Packers were going to extend the streak and so but no one told the Broncos. I live in San Diego and the night before the Bronco fans were out in full force and it felt like there was no way Denver could lose. And yes this game is forgotten and it is a shame because it was back in forth all game long.
Packers were on fire and dominant all season and looked to be able to go back-to-back. Broncos weren't bad either, but Elway's history of losing Super bowls and coming in as a wild-card, I predicted the Packers would win. And 13 NFC victories. Even though I was rooting for Elway.
@@jeremyn2626I was about to say the same thing. I’m bitter about this game to this day for that reason and don’t feel happy for Elway to win his first ring.
I don’t care what anyone says. But you gotta respect John Elway. He lost 3 Super Bowls and he didn’t win his two rings until his last two years of his career. That man had heart and he never gave up
@@hectorlopez1069He was the better quarterback in two of those three Super Bowl losses. He wasn’t better than Montana. In 1986, the Giants defense was too good and in 1987, the Broncos defense couldn’t stop anything that Washington did
Huge Broncos fan, and I will always remember exactly where I was when I watched this game in my parents' living room. I still have this game on VHS (worn out!) and my local sports page from the next morning, with Elway nearly in tears as he holds up the Lombardi Trophy, a scene I NEVER thought I would see. Love during the Broncos introductions that the Blue Angels mistimed their flyover and flew over the stadium precisely when John Elway got introduced. THAT was bad-ass!!
Jamal Reed the Patriots have lost Super Bowls in the past their Dynasty is not over until Brady and Belichick is gone and until the rest of the AFC actually grows some stones and build teams that can beat the Patriots. The Patriots will be in the Super Bowl next year again unfortunately.
Dan Marino was better and he is older and played in the same era. Yet both has around the same interceptions in 225+ each but one has nearly 500 pass tds that’s Dan Marino
People have forgotten how huge this was. Before the game the Broncos had lost 4 Super Bowls, John Elway was considered the best QB to have never won the SB, and the AFC had lost 13 straight SB's.
Yep, it was also the most competitive, most exciting Super Bowl in 7 years. Not only that but Elway was on his last legs (but still very effective. Terrel Davis may have gotten the MVP but I don't think it would be necessarily accurate to say their running game or defense carried the team). Also the Packers were heavily favored and were the defending Super Bowl Champions. It also limited Brett Favre's Super Bowl wins to just one, and I think a lot of people assumed he would finish his career with a lot more than that.
Surprised after winning the following year, that Elway didn't try to win 3 straight and decides to retire, can't say I'd blame him, why not go out on top.
@t- milt it would have been nice if Elway passed for 379 yards if Barry Sanders and Jerry Rice were in the Broncos and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers could have been the opponents
@@ericpackers1700 LMAO, Green Bay could have gone Back-to-Back if they would have won, Denver in my mind was the best team in the 90's. Heck, I would take them against any team from any era!
This game was so awesome and my Broncos finally broke the ice and came out on top of the world! This Super Bowl win is redemption from the previous 37 seasons of failures that included 4 Super Bowl losses!!! I thank God for seeing my favorite and hometown team finally win a world championship. And they done it 3 times ...SB 32, SB 33 and SB 50 the Broncos won those Super Bowls which is way more than I hoped for!!! So thank you Mr. Pat Bowlen for 35 years of your ownership of the Broncos!! RIP Mr. B. GO BRONCOS!!!!
The day the NFC's aura of invincibility was shattered. Younger people forget how one-sided these SB's were. The AFC not only lost, but routinely lost big. Year after year. Until this.
Here is a case as to why Super Bowl 32 is the absolute best Super Bowl game of all time: 1. John Elway finally wins the Super Bowl after three losses in Super Bowls 21, 22, and 24. 2. John Elway VS. Brett Favre, with the Packers being 14+ point favorites to go back-to-back. 3. The NFC's Super Bowl winning streak finally gets snapped at thirteen. 4. Both teams scored a touchdown on their opening possession. 5. The game stayed close throughout, where at one point, there were three ties. 6. John Elway's 3rd down helicopter dive in the 3rd quarter. 7. Terrell Davis battling through migraine headaches to score 3 touchdowns and win Super Bowl MVP honors.
@@ericpackers1700 , I remember when Marty was coaching the Chiefs and the Broncos were playing at Arrowhead. Marty benches a red hot Gannon, and replaces him with Elvis G. I remember we all erupted in joy because we felt no way the Broncos were going to win if Gannon was starting. This SB was sort of a whoever had the ball last situation, when Denver the next year was playing the Falcons I knew we were going to win that one. Honestly, I was a Broncos fan way back when Morton and Moses were the M&M connection, and lost to the Cowboys. I never really thought I would live long enough to see Denver win even one SB, let alone 3. The Orange Crush years were a very special time to be in Denver, now it's a dumpster fire thanks to all the sanctuary city wokies. There was a bar on 93 outside Rocky Flats super fund site that we used to stop at for fish and chips on the way back from Boulder that was a total Packers bar. I actually like Green Bay, the teams we dislike are the dirty birds(Ravens), the Chiefs naturally, and of course the Raiders, who will always be the Oakland Raiders to me. Good times, I remember SB 10 where it was the Cowboys and Steelers and during the game one of the Cowboys players was hurt, and 4 Cowboys players 2 on each leg, grab the guy and drag him off the field so the game could continue. The game was a lot more brutal back then, no pink ribbons, kneeling, or moments of silence for everything under the sun. Glad I got to see football when it was in it's prime, good times for sure.
This was on my 29th birthday. After the losses to Dallas, Giants, SF and the Redskins...... this was the best birthday gift Ive ever gotten. This made those 4 debacles, all those years ago, not so tragically painful to remember. PS: ol #27 is my man! Hardest hitting man in show business. Why in Gods name is he not in the HOF?!?!
I just love focusing on Atwater in this superbowl. He just pastes everyone he comes into contact with including himself! PUT THIS MAN IN THE HOF ALREADY!
This game popped up randomly in my feed, brings back a lot of memories. I sure do miss the 90s. Amazing to relive this game watching Brett Favre, John Elway, Terrell Davis, Shannon Sharp and the late but great Reggie White. RIP. Crazy how much the game has changed since then.
For real I watch all the old games from the 90s on TH-cam and as Packers fan the nostalgia is still there even though they lost cause the 96 team was a lot better but this Packers team didn't have the same reciever talent and shane Packers could only dress 4 lineman
@@poisonlady1965 packers still played well on defense with only 4 dressed lineman but gilbert brown was gassed and reggie and that killed our run d yet almost won
One of the most gratifying wins in Super Bowl history!! I remember pulling so hard for Elway to win this game and he finally did!! During the coin toss you could tell that Doug Williams was really pulling for Elway. How could you not!! That was a Great night for him and the NFL. I'll never forget it!!
End of an era in many ways. Last game with the NFL on NBC as the AFC channel. The NFC's dominance as the best conference ended on this day. The modern NFL really started with this game.
@Samuel Wells look up DodgerFan1988’s comment below. This was a huge moment for the league historically and it broke an absurd streak of dominance by the NFC in Super Bowls. It was the first real competitive SB in the modern offensive era (you could add Bills Giants to that list, another fantastic game, but you could already see the modern offensive game emerging by the mid 90s).
13:09 as a Redskins fan. Nothing but pride gets brought up. Doug Williams, who beat Elway in the same stadium in '88 shakes hands with no one else on the field, except for Elway, and even Elway took and extra second with Williams there. There's an understanding we could never grasp and won't ever get told.. Great moment...Nothing but respect and I felt he was probably rooting for him that day..
beerwine69 I think it’s just NBC. They just do a better job at sports in gen than any of the major networks. Their sound quality/music/player bios were always better IMO
Nah...they didn't lose. They imploded. There's a difference, they spectacularly imploded on the biggest stage in pro football really. Name another SB with such a great team destroying their chances from the very outset. Seattle were the better team, but the Broncos gave away the first points on the first play. That was the tone of the whole game really. Whereas the 2015 SB with the Panthers, I can't say for sure the Broncos or the Panthers were objectively the better team honestly, but that SB was a snore fest really, it felt to me like a regular season defensive shootout just happening to be in the biggest stage in pro gridiron.
DieKolkrabe To be honest, if I weren't a huge Broncos fan, there's no way I could watch that game again. When my team has only one sustained drive and really didn't produce an offensive touchdown, it ain't good.
This one of my favorite SB games, the QBs involved and the overall makeup of both teams, with great drives and dramatic moments, just a great great game
Been following football since the early 1980s - and from start to finish this is still the finest NFL game I have ever seen. Very few mistakes made, well-officiated, no unnecessary delays in play, just two great teams slugging it out. 2:26:04 - the iconic shot of Elway being carried off that you still see to this day.
ickeausberlin36 lol dude I heard that to 😂 I only started watching football in 2011 and when he said “Terrell has a concussion but will return” my jaw hit the floor lok
19:54 Brett Favre 22-yard TD Pass 26:27 Terrell Davis 27-yard Run 27:54 John Elway 10-yard Scramble 29:16 Terrell Davis 1-yard TD Run 31:23 Brett Favre Intercepted by Braxton 32:24 Terrell Davis 16-yard Run 38:18 John Elway 1-yard TD Run 41:43 Brett Favre Sack Stripped by Neil Smith 44:46 Jason Elam 51-yard Field Goal 54:54 Brett Favre 21-yard Pass 1:01:38 Terrell Davis Leaves game with Migraine 1:08:30 Brett Favre 6-yard TD Pass 1:12:57 Terrell Davis Fumbles, Packers Recover 1:20:24 Ryan Longwell 27-yard Field Goal 1:35:52 Elway 36-yard Pass to McCaffrey 1:39:19 Elway Helicopter Run 1:40:56 Terrell Davis 1-yard TD Run 1:41:51 Packers Fumble Kickoff, Broncos Recover 1:42:53 Elway Intercepted by Robinson 1:44:06 Brett Favre 27-yard Pass to Antonio Freeman 1:47:07 Brett Favre 13-yard TD Pass 2:08:19 Start of Elway Game-Winning Drive 2:10:50 Elway 23-yard Pass to Griffith 2:13:22 Terrell Davis 17-yard Run 2:15:18 Terrell Davis 1-yard TD Run 2:17:58 Start of Brett Favre Final Drive 2:18:22 Brett Favre 22-yard Pass 2:24:02 Broncos Stop Packers on 4th Down 2:24:41 Elway Celebration 2:31:38 “This One’s for John”
23 years ago. I was 32 then living in Austin. Rooting for the Pack as I was enjoying the wonderful chemistry between my favorite receiver duo of Robert Brooks and Antonio Freeman. Then Dorsey Levens makes the Pro Bowl and Brett gets his 3rd MVP. While watching this game, I was happy to see at least before halftime that Mark Chmura got into the act. Chmura caught that beautiful 23 yarder, and then scores the TD with 4 catches for 43 yards. Very respectable for a pro bowl TE.
Ya played our worst offensive game and still should of won if not for 4 healthy defensive lineman and couldn't pick up blitz and recievers couldn't separate besides Freeman
Man, I wish we had TD today with Kubiak as head coach. His vision was just insane, literally *made* for the one move and go scheme. Also wouldn't mind having John Mobley's crazy speed. Can you imagine Ware, Miller, Mobley?
GrassValleyGreg Terrell Davis is easily one of the most underrated players in NFL history. I personally believe that he is one of the greatest running backs of all time. Easily the best running back in Broncos history. Super Bowl MVP, NFL MVP, had 2,476 yards in the entire 1998 season (regular and playoffs) and was a flat-out BEAST.
My grandma was the biggest broncos and elway fan she worked at the stadium when he just started playing for them and carried it on her whole life till 2015 when she passed away and the broncos made it to the superbowl and won it for her that year. I’m carrying on her biggest broncos fan legacy
I’m only 12 minutes and 34 seconds into this video and I just gotta stop and say that I love and appreciate the respect that was had before the coin toss when all the players shake hands, you could genuinely see a level of respect PRE-GAME that the players had for each other. I love that. If there’s one thing that football has taught me it is, whether you’re the big guy or the scrappy little dude it’s greatness that brings the best out of all of us. To clarify GREATNESS being the pinnacle of respect, love and achievement.
I WILL NEVER, EVER, FORGET THIS GAME --------THIS MOMENT ! --------# 7's moment of vindication. Broncos were total underdogs--------smaller, lighter, & with 4 SB losses prior. What a moment !!----I'm a Broncos Fan from the very start, & this moment was sooooo sweet ! ---------WolfSky9, 75 y/o
It’s pretty crazy Elway came into this game 0-3 in the Super Bowl somehow but outside of Tom Brady, Elway may be my second favorite QB of all time it’s between him Montana and Peyton Manning
What a great game! The family and I were in remote New Zealand when this Super Bowl was played in San Diego. We had no access to a television, so we listened to the game on the radio like in olden times. Incredible memory .....
“This one’s for John” It always gives me a feeling. Too bad that Mr. B won’t be here anymore...it is still disgrace that it took too long to elect him to be a hall of famer before he passed away...
I was so proud of those Broncos, I not only sat through the Broncos losses in SB's but the other AFC teams too. The 13 SB losses in a row were from the teams below. Bills-4 Broncos-3 Patriots-2 Steelers Dolphins Bengals Chargers So proud to see the Broncos be the AFC team to stop the run and punch the NFC in the mouth. If Terrell Davis does not go out the entire second quarter, this would have been a blowout. Only the Bengals and the Bills in one of their SB's played a competitive SB during the run. The Broncos blocked not only as an O line but receivers and TE's too. Loved this team.
Been a Broncos fan since 1983 and i swear i NEVER seen the Broncos played this way. We always olay good inthe first half and choke in the second half playing conservative. This night was a very special for me after suffering our past humiliation of from the likes of NYG, WAS, and SFO. Thank you for the memories.
I tailgated this Game because I couldn't afford a Ticket. Stayed with a Navy friend, coming down from Park City, Utah to see Superbowl 32( Forever A Denver Broncos and ELWAY FAN Growing up in Weatherford/ Lake Granbury, Tx). When ELWAY did the Helicopter Dive on 3rd and 6 for 8 Yards and a 1st Down at the GB 4, then went up 24- 17, Eventually WINNING 31-24, .......................I'm still Eternally HAPPY and Thankful for that.
crazy that Phil simms (86 giants) was a commentator, joe gibbs and doug williams(87 skins) did the coin toss and mike holmgren (89 49ers) was the opposing HC. its like the ghosts of super bowl pasts came to see elway win his 1st one
Another noticeable change is how huge the linebackers were back then compared to now. Back then they had to be big to hold up in the run game while now they have to be fast enough to play in the nickel.
@@Aguanga_cowboy007 right when you think of the best de's ever I think white and smith. I have to say smith in convos as a bills fan but he really was special. When someone asks me I say white and smith
Man I still remember watching this game. One of the best Super Bowls by far. I was rooting hard for the Broncos too...and then 12 months later they'd beat my Falcons & I've hated them ever since lol. BOOOOOO!
Well y'all should not have beaten Vikings. Then again your team got thier ass kick against my Eagle's in the nfc championship game couple season ago😀😀😀😀😀
Well, as a Bronco fan, I have a similar experience. Super Bowl XXIII - I was really pulling for the 49ers. I like Joe Montana and Jerry Rice and really wanted them to come out on top. And it was another one of those great super bowls. Then 12 months later, my Broncos faced them in Super Bowl XXIV, and . . . well . . . you and I aren't so different.
Before Ovechkin finally winning the Cup, before the Cubs finally winning the World Series, before the Cavaliers finally winning the Finals, before the Red Sox breaking their curse, before Ray Bourque finally winning the Cup, there was John Elway and the Broncos finally winning the Super Bowl.
There were a few of those moments in 1998. Dale Earnhardt finally won the Daytona 500, Jana Novatna finally won Wimbledon, and I am sure I am missing one or two others.
This was a very good Super Bowl. Besides the great performance of TD and Atwater, Antonio Freeman had a strong performance too. Along with His two Tds, he got hammered several times by Atwater and kept going! Great game
Thank you for uploading this! This is the first super bowl I ever watched as a kid at my first ever super bowl party and it made me a Denver Broncos fan for life : )
I don't believe Elway is the G.O.A.T. but I do think his passing style is perfect. He had a rocket arm and was pretty damn accurate, and when he planted that foot good things happened for Denver.
John for me being a lifelong broncos fan will always be the goat he fought through some of the worst coaches and front office the tommy maddox debacle i could go on forever it was the greatest night for a bronco fan .
@@michaeljones-um8sn elway was inaccurate even compared to his contemporaries. Marino threw 40+TD twice,63% completion. Joe avg 63% his whole career. Favre/Young was more accurate too. All had better TD:INT ratio
I remember once I saw the Elway run in the 3rd, I knew we were going to win. I friend of mine who I saw his 49er's win 55 - 10 was so happy to see this.
It was great seeing Elway finally win a Superbowl. The Broncos were 0-4 in super bowls before This game and Elway was 0-3 with some historic blowout losses. Terrell Davis was the heart of that offense though and was the best rb in the league for a few seasons. Broncos would repeat and cement Elways and Terrell's legacy as all-time greats.
John Elway was my favorite qb as a kid. I was 7 during this game, the 3rd superbowl I remember watching. To me, nothing compares to this game. This game cemented my interest in football, it's what made me want to play in little league.
The Denver Broncos won SB32 because they deserved to win it. The Green Bay Packers were a strong star studded team coming into this game as defending SB champions from the previous year. Brett Favre had just won his third consecutive MVP award and was in the middle of his prime. The Denver Broncos and John Elway were better than a lot of people gave them credit for in this game.
one of my fondest childhood memories was watching this game. i had my n64 running ocarina of time on channel 3 so i could play during commercial breaks then switch back to watching terrell davis run all over green bay.
Same here even as a Packers fan I watch this all the time because this was the glory days of my youth and family life and I wish these days would comeback while having a girlfriend who isn't looking at shallow things
My whole childhood I loved Elway and the Broncos. So crazy and satisfying that he went out with two straight. I wanted him to try for three, of course, but glad he went out on top.
This whole game is just a huge highlight reel! Play after play it’s all filled with things that on other superbowls would be one of the most important plays ever, thats how hardcore this super bowl really was.
I remember watching this game when is was 14 years in 1997 growing up in philadelphia. I always liked NBC presentation of the Super Bowl the most out of CBS NBC and ABC back in the day
This superbowl paid my bills , when I had no job. Thank U Denver Broncos. Then , I get a new job in 3 days. So , Thankful. Luv This Superbowl FOREVER!!!!!!!!!:)
As a huge Bronco fan. This superbowl and its result is one of the best days of my life. Not only because the Broncos won, because I was able to watch it with my entire family. I sure miss watching football with those family members who are no longer here.
Wow 3 years have passed. This was the end of the NFC dominance
@@trh6805you still a fan of the bronco's?
@@markjackson5333 yes I still am a fan of the Broncos, although it has been “rough” the last 5 years or so.
Living in Tennessee not much Bronco fans but I watch this every year. I think it is one of the hardest hitting games on both sides
@@trh6805 I hope my Vikings don't take Russell Wilson off your hands.
I still cry watching this game! Best memories with my mom ever! I was a kid, but she took me outta school (for both wins) to go to the parades lol she was the best! Rest in Peace momma & dad!
Damn, your folks must’ve passed young. R.I.P.
Sound's like she was a good ol gal.
I don't even know her and I miss her and other Moms like that too.
R.I.P.
saw this brutal defeat with my dad! Stlll tough... As packers loyalist!!
Always cherish those memories with your mom. From one broncos fan to another this was the best NFL game ever.
I remember shedding TEARS of joy for Elway when he DIVED for the first down,SENSING that this was HIS hour!! And he would NOT walk off of the field again,withOUT a Superbowl ring!! As an INSANE Chargers fan(ever since 1979 when I watched Dan Fouts SHRED the"Steel Curtain" at Jack Murphy Stadium en-route to a 35-7 DRUBBING of the defending champion Steelers)I'd followed Elways progress since 1980,and felt he DESERVED a ring,and was ESTATIC when he finally got it!! I'm getting"misty eyed"just watching this!!
1 I was raised in Denver, Im a life long denver fan.
2 I live through the previous 3 humiliating SBs
3 This was on my 28th birthday.
Best birthday present Ive ever gotten.
Oh snap, your birthday was just Yesterday!
you're pretty old
Mike Sanders ONE OF THE BEST DAYS OF MY LIFE. WATCHED THIS GAME ON THE PHONE WITH MY BROTHER CAM.
Interesting, it wasn't my birthday, but I was also 28 when Denver finally won the Super Bowl and the memory of those 3 losses was temporarily washed away. Cheers!
This was also on my b'day I agree with you Mike this was the best b'day present anyone could ask for
Gary Kubiak is so underrated. We Denver fans don’t have our three championships without Coach Kubs.
I bet Fangio is wishing he read these TH-cam comments lol. I've always respected Kubiak. Watch the Denver/NYG SB game, Kubs was the backup and was calling plays. Obviously it didn't work out that year but you could tell he was destined for a long coaching career.
The Minister of Defence, what a legend, never forgotten. I get goose bumps seeing all these legends on the field after 23 years. These is the kind of stuff I love youtube for
amen
At the time this was one of the most hyped Superbowls ever and one of the best. Since we’ve had so many great ones since, I feel SB 32 gets forgotten at times
I remember the hype was Favre and Packers were going to extend the streak and so but no one told the Broncos. I live in San Diego and the night before the Bronco fans were out in full force and it felt like there was no way Denver could lose. And yes this game is forgotten and it is a shame because it was back in forth all game long.
Packers were on fire and dominant all season and looked to be able to go back-to-back. Broncos weren't bad either, but Elway's history of losing Super bowls and coming in as a wild-card, I predicted the Packers would win. And 13 NFC victories. Even though I was rooting for Elway.
Nah sb 29 49ers best Eva
I would rate it the best super bowl ever
Their were only 4 good super bowls from from 1980 to this game
Broncos record from 1996-1998 including playoff games was 46-10. Truly remarkable.
A great way for John Elway to end his career.
It's super easy when you cheat like they did (look it up)
@@jeremyn2626 we do a little trolling
@@jeremyn2626Where, when, and how? Specifically? Play by play.
@@jeremyn2626I was about to say the same thing. I’m bitter about this game to this day for that reason and don’t feel happy for Elway to win his first ring.
I don’t care what anyone says. But you gotta respect John Elway. He lost 3 Super Bowls and he didn’t win his two rings until his last two years of his career. That man had heart and he never gave up
Not to mention he was so loyal to Denver
@@bodiejarvis : Still is!
He should of won those three Superbowls because he was the best ever at QB.
@@hectorlopez1069He was the better quarterback in two of those three Super Bowl losses. He wasn’t better than Montana. In 1986, the Giants defense was too good and in 1987, the Broncos defense couldn’t stop anything that Washington did
The funny thing is they probably want a Super bowl the year before and they didn't lose to Jacksonville in the divisional final
John Elway run for the 1st down still give me chills
1:39:20
And his race had to do with this how? It was a great run and effort by Elway.
jefftacsin911 salty packers fan
@@jefftacsin911 Take your illiterate @$$ back to school
that was a movie how he got cracked and got up and pumped fist
Huge Broncos fan, and I will always remember exactly where I was when I watched this game in my parents' living room. I still have this game on VHS (worn out!) and my local sports page from the next morning, with Elway nearly in tears as he holds up the Lombardi Trophy, a scene I NEVER thought I would see.
Love during the Broncos introductions that the Blue Angels mistimed their flyover and flew over the stadium precisely when John Elway got introduced. THAT was bad-ass!!
Lindsey Summers I have the vhs copy, newspapers as well lol. Most nervous I had ever been watching a game.
I was pulling for Elway......I was watching with my buddy who was a Denver fan, and we were zoned in
The NFL was WAY more fun back during these days. I miss the 90s.
70's - Mid 00's were some of the best 30 years any sport has ever had for the NFL
it will be fun again once the Patriots' dynasty ends.
Brad James Its over
FLY EAGLES FLY
Jamal Reed the Patriots have lost Super Bowls in the past their Dynasty is not over until Brady and Belichick is gone and until the rest of the AFC actually grows some stones and build teams that can beat the Patriots. The Patriots will be in the Super Bowl next year again unfortunately.
MICOLE WHYTE yeah CUZ the pats are the LeBron James of the AFC they may get there But they won't necessarily win
FLY EAGLES FLY
John Elway is the greatest quarterback I have ever watched I am 70 years old and I still feel that way
Dan Marino was better and he is older and played in the same era. Yet both has around the same interceptions in 225+ each but one has nearly 500 pass tds that’s Dan Marino
lol no SB’s 😂
I totally agree with you! We will never see a bullet pass like his ever again!
@@ArgentineFootballfan1978that’s his opinion blud
How have you never heard of Tom Brady or Patrick Mahomes????? Have you been living under a rock for 70 years?
People have forgotten how huge this was. Before the game the Broncos had lost 4 Super Bowls, John Elway was considered the best QB to have never won the SB, and the AFC had lost 13 straight SB's.
Yep, it was also the most competitive, most exciting Super Bowl in 7 years. Not only that but Elway was on his last legs (but still very effective. Terrel Davis may have gotten the MVP but I don't think it would be necessarily accurate to say their running game or defense carried the team). Also the Packers were heavily favored and were the defending Super Bowl Champions. It also limited Brett Favre's Super Bowl wins to just one, and I think a lot of people assumed he would finish his career with a lot more than that.
Surprised after winning the following year, that Elway didn't try to win 3 straight and decides to retire, can't say I'd blame him, why not go out on top.
@@Mrd9960 Yeah, Broncos quarterbacks do know how to go out in style, don't they?
@t- milt it would have been nice if Elway passed for 379 yards if Barry Sanders and Jerry Rice were in the Broncos and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers could have been the opponents
@@brucewayne1662 I wonder how that would’ve played out, Broncos vs Rams I think Rams would’ve won that game.
Terrell Davis is in the Hall OF Fame
He carried the Broncos to this win. Elway was mediocre.
@@albertjrich as a packers fan the only reason it doesn't hurt more is because the broncos went back to back
@@ericpackers1700 LMAO, Green Bay could have gone Back-to-Back if they would have won, Denver in my mind was the best team in the 90's. Heck, I would take them against any team from any era!
@@cdiff07
LMAO. 🤡 comment.
The Cowboys were the team of the 90's
@@joshuaj.2108 WRONG! The team of the 90's was Denver! Denver would have smoked them!
Top 5 Superbowl, no question. Wow!
This game was so awesome and my Broncos finally broke the ice and came out on top of the world! This Super Bowl win is redemption from the previous 37 seasons of failures that included 4 Super Bowl losses!!! I thank God for seeing my favorite and hometown team finally win a world championship. And they done it 3 times ...SB 32, SB 33 and SB 50 the Broncos won those Super Bowls which is way more than I hoped for!!! So thank you Mr. Pat Bowlen for 35 years of your ownership of the Broncos!! RIP Mr. B. GO BRONCOS!!!!
The day the NFC's aura of invincibility was shattered.
Younger people forget how one-sided these SB's were. The AFC not only lost, but routinely lost big.
Year after year.
Until this.
Chris Kreager the NFL rigged this game..
Chris Kreager the day all the elway haters had to eat crow too !!!
Lol the Bills did not help by making 3 consecutive SBs and losing all of them.
@@abelramirez7320 bills had 4 straight loses
@@abelramirez7320 4
2024;still a great feeling. Luv watching my memories. I miss you Mom R.I.P. 🙏❤️
I say the same about my dad watching this 😢l
Rest In Peace to the best owner in Football, Pat Bowlen. I’m so blessed to have had Mr Bowlen as our owner for so many wonderful years.
he sure knew his business.
Here is a case as to why Super Bowl 32 is the absolute best Super Bowl game of all time:
1. John Elway finally wins the Super Bowl after three losses in Super Bowls 21, 22, and 24.
2. John Elway VS. Brett Favre, with the Packers being 14+ point favorites to go back-to-back.
3. The NFC's Super Bowl winning streak finally gets snapped at thirteen.
4. Both teams scored a touchdown on their opening possession.
5. The game stayed close throughout, where at one point, there were three ties.
6. John Elway's 3rd down helicopter dive in the 3rd quarter.
7. Terrell Davis battling through migraine headaches to score 3 touchdowns and win Super Bowl MVP honors.
It is absolutely incredible that the score is not on the screen. In 1998. Incredible. The 90s feel like the 30s now.
@Mr. Shark Tooth the glory days
@Mr. Shark Tooth more smashmouth
lmao this was my first thought. Whats the score? Who knows? Maybe we'll tell you in a bit
Back then they would put it on the screen for a few seconds and take it out.
This game made me become a Denver Broncos fan! I was in 3rd grade too and from Cincinnati. Broncos Country!!
Packers went from going back to back to giving birth to the broncos 2 years back to back sbs
@@ericpackers1700 , I remember when Marty was coaching the Chiefs and the Broncos were playing at Arrowhead. Marty benches a red hot Gannon, and replaces him with Elvis G. I remember we all erupted in joy because we felt no way the Broncos were going to win if Gannon was starting. This SB was sort of a whoever had the ball last situation, when Denver the next year was playing the Falcons I knew we were going to win that one. Honestly, I was a Broncos fan way back when Morton and Moses were the M&M connection, and lost to the Cowboys. I never really thought I would live long enough to see Denver win even one SB, let alone 3. The Orange Crush years were a very special time to be in Denver, now it's a dumpster fire thanks to all the sanctuary city wokies. There was a bar on 93 outside Rocky Flats super fund site that we used to stop at for fish and chips on the way back from Boulder that was a total Packers bar. I actually like Green Bay, the teams we dislike are the dirty birds(Ravens), the Chiefs naturally, and of course the Raiders, who will always be the Oakland Raiders to me. Good times, I remember SB 10 where it was the Cowboys and Steelers and during the game one of the Cowboys players was hurt, and 4 Cowboys players 2 on each leg, grab the guy and drag him off the field so the game could continue. The game was a lot more brutal back then, no pink ribbons, kneeling, or moments of silence for everything under the sun. Glad I got to see football when it was in it's prime, good times for sure.
This was on my 29th birthday. After the losses to Dallas, Giants, SF and the Redskins...... this was the best birthday gift Ive ever gotten. This made those 4 debacles, all those years ago, not so tragically painful to remember.
PS: ol #27 is my man! Hardest hitting man in show business. Why in Gods name is he not in the HOF?!?!
My father did this in Spanish for cbs radio bring back so many memories rip dad love you Luis bravo
I just love focusing on Atwater in this superbowl. He just pastes everyone he comes into contact with including himself! PUT THIS MAN IN THE HOF ALREADY!
Yes! The league has a bias against Safeties.
@@nextkennedy760 ikr it's only WR and QB
LOVE the violence! LOVE Atwater's CTE hits!
17:35
Steve Atwater is such a fierce tackler than he tackles his own teammates
@@nextkennedy760 no.. they have a bias against Denver players. Look at all the greats who aren't in.
One of the best Super Bowls ever.
l think it was the best
this started the trend of Super Bowls being competitive most years. Before this one, it seemed like they were a blowout 3/4 of the years.
free agency changed alot
Saper so this was better than 51? You're funny!
Maybe not best but certainly one of the most even matchups ever in a Super Bowl. Well played game too.
One of the best games ever.
Definitely......top 5 along with 23, 25, 34, 36, 42, 43, 49, 51, and 52
And 46, 13, and 3
@@dutchmandave6605 Bro I don't think you know what top 5 means
This game popped up randomly in my feed, brings back a lot of memories. I sure do miss the 90s. Amazing to relive this game watching Brett Favre, John Elway, Terrell Davis, Shannon Sharp and the late but great Reggie White. RIP. Crazy how much the game has changed since then.
For real I watch all the old games from the 90s on TH-cam and as Packers fan the nostalgia is still there even though they lost cause the 96 team was a lot better but this Packers team didn't have the same reciever talent and shane Packers could only dress 4 lineman
In 2021, I still get emotional watching this game. My favorite game ever !
emotional yes... Not favorite lol...
Great game. I remember watching this in Ireland and having to get up for school the next morning - was worth it. I wish the NFL was still this good.
When the announcer said "he has the concussion but he should return" my jaw dropped. The game has changed so much
49.23
glory days, crazy huh?
...and we now know it' was a migraine and not a concussion. They did later mention it in their "annoncer" roles.
@@poisonlady1965 packers still played well on defense with only 4 dressed lineman but gilbert brown was gassed and reggie and that killed our run d yet almost won
@@poisonlady1965 annoncer
One of the most gratifying wins in Super Bowl history!! I remember pulling so hard for Elway to win this game and he finally did!! During the coin toss you could tell that Doug Williams was really pulling for Elway. How could you not!! That was a Great night for him and the NFL. I'll never forget it!!
End of an era in many ways. Last game with the NFL on NBC as the AFC channel. The NFC's dominance as the best conference ended on this day. The modern NFL really started with this game.
R.I.P. Pat Bowlen
1944 -- 2019
1:52:08 this guy catches the ladies off guard
Legend
“THIS ONES FOR PAT”
The more I think of it, the more I’ve decided this is actually the GOAT SB. This made the modern NFL.
@Samuel Wells look up DodgerFan1988’s comment below. This was a huge moment for the league historically and it broke an absurd streak of dominance by the NFC in Super Bowls. It was the first real competitive SB in the modern offensive era (you could add Bills Giants to that list, another fantastic game, but you could already see the modern offensive game emerging by the mid 90s).
Super bowl 25 was the best ever
@@AllenRod-o1pso historic and nostalgic but so painful at same time broncos channel has great documentary on this game and season
13:09 as a Redskins fan. Nothing but pride gets brought up. Doug Williams, who beat Elway in the same stadium in '88 shakes hands with no one else on the field, except for Elway, and even Elway took and extra second with Williams there. There's an understanding we could never grasp and won't ever get told.. Great moment...Nothing but respect and I felt he was probably rooting for him that day..
As Packers fan it still hurts lol
Funny seeing young Kyle shanahan next to his dad the whole game lol
does anyone like the sound of older games versus newer games?
beerwine69 I think it’s just NBC. They just do a better job at sports in gen than any of the major networks. Their sound quality/music/player bios were always better IMO
Your right it was NBC but there was something about how the games were back in the 90s.
Older games had Summerall and Enberg. You couldn't beat those guys. Now you've got Nantz and Buck. No comparison.
He meant sound as in commentating @edupbeat
36:22 TDs face maybe first indication of migraine
The only super bowl the packers lost and the first the broncos won.Thanks NFL
Jesus Torres broncos lost to the Seattle Seahawks in 2014
Nah...they didn't lose.
They imploded. There's a difference, they spectacularly imploded on the biggest stage in pro football really.
Name another SB with such a great team destroying their chances from the very outset. Seattle were the better team, but the Broncos gave away the first points on the first play. That was the tone of the whole game really.
Whereas the 2015 SB with the Panthers, I can't say for sure the Broncos or the Panthers were objectively the better team honestly, but that SB was a snore fest really, it felt to me like a regular season defensive shootout just happening to be in the biggest stage in pro gridiron.
Jesus Torres you are a loot top
DieKolkrabe To be honest, if I weren't a huge Broncos fan, there's no way I could watch that game again. When my team has only one sustained drive and really didn't produce an offensive touchdown, it ain't good.
But the Broncos have won a Super Bowl since that implosion. Have the Seahawks? See ya later.
This one of my favorite SB games, the QBs involved and the overall makeup of both teams, with great drives and dramatic moments, just a great great game
Been following football since the early 1980s - and from start to finish this is still the finest NFL game I have ever seen. Very few mistakes made, well-officiated, no unnecessary delays in play, just two great teams slugging it out.
2:26:04 - the iconic shot of Elway being carried off that you still see to this day.
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"He's a little dizzy but he will return." Ahh, the good old times. :)
im thinking the same thing. he was in bad shape
ickeausberlin36 lol dude I heard that to 😂 I only started watching football in 2011 and when he said “Terrell has a concussion but will return” my jaw hit the floor lok
Health is more important
Before the liberal sank their teeth into football and pussed it out.
He had a migraine.
19:54 Brett Favre 22-yard TD Pass
26:27 Terrell Davis 27-yard Run
27:54 John Elway 10-yard Scramble
29:16 Terrell Davis 1-yard TD Run
31:23 Brett Favre Intercepted by Braxton
32:24 Terrell Davis 16-yard Run
38:18 John Elway 1-yard TD Run
41:43 Brett Favre Sack Stripped by Neil Smith
44:46 Jason Elam 51-yard Field Goal
54:54 Brett Favre 21-yard Pass
1:01:38 Terrell Davis Leaves game with Migraine
1:08:30 Brett Favre 6-yard TD Pass
1:12:57 Terrell Davis Fumbles, Packers Recover
1:20:24 Ryan Longwell 27-yard Field Goal
1:35:52 Elway 36-yard Pass to McCaffrey
1:39:19 Elway Helicopter Run
1:40:56 Terrell Davis 1-yard TD Run
1:41:51 Packers Fumble Kickoff, Broncos Recover
1:42:53 Elway Intercepted by Robinson
1:44:06 Brett Favre 27-yard Pass to Antonio Freeman
1:47:07 Brett Favre 13-yard TD Pass
2:08:19 Start of Elway Game-Winning Drive
2:10:50 Elway 23-yard Pass to Griffith
2:13:22 Terrell Davis 17-yard Run
2:15:18 Terrell Davis 1-yard TD Run
2:17:58 Start of Brett Favre Final Drive
2:18:22 Brett Favre 22-yard Pass
2:24:02 Broncos Stop Packers on 4th Down
2:24:41 Elway Celebration
2:31:38 “This One’s for John”
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49:22 He's got the concussion and he should return...
that was different.
NFL nfl
I miss the days when the Super Bowl LOOKED; SOUNDED; and FELT like something special!!!
physical!!!
27 years ago and I can remember exactly where I was on this day...I was watching the Superbowl.
I was watching it with my dad time flies wish Packers went back to back
23 years ago. I was 32 then living in Austin. Rooting for the Pack as I was enjoying the wonderful chemistry between my favorite receiver duo of Robert Brooks and Antonio Freeman. Then Dorsey Levens makes the Pro Bowl and Brett gets his 3rd MVP. While watching this game, I was happy to see at least before halftime that Mark Chmura got into the act. Chmura caught that beautiful 23 yarder, and then scores the TD with 4 catches for 43 yards. Very respectable for a pro bowl TE.
Ya played our worst offensive game and still should of won if not for 4 healthy defensive lineman and couldn't pick up blitz and recievers couldn't separate besides Freeman
I remember real football. Damn it’s 10 times better back then , then It is now.
Man, I wish we had TD today with Kubiak as head coach. His vision was just insane, literally *made* for the one move and go scheme. Also wouldn't mind having John Mobley's crazy speed. Can you imagine Ware, Miller, Mobley?
GrassValleyGreg Terrell Davis is easily one of the most underrated players in NFL history. I personally believe that he is one of the greatest running backs of all time. Easily the best running back in Broncos history. Super Bowl MVP, NFL MVP, had 2,476 yards in the entire 1998 season (regular and playoffs) and was a flat-out BEAST.
@@JBBGeek true. Hell of a 7 year career
It was nice to see current NFL coaches Gary Kubiak, Andy Reid and Doug Pederson.
John Elway run for the 1st down still give me chills
51:44 18-year-old Kyle Shanahan is there too
@@jamesgoss1860ya funny seeing young shanahan think he would of learned from this 4th quarter lol
My grandma was the biggest broncos and elway fan she worked at the stadium when he just started playing for them and carried it on her whole life till 2015 when she passed away and the broncos made it to the superbowl and won it for her that year. I’m carrying on her biggest broncos fan legacy
Good memories big ole Gilbert brown sad they had no depth cause of injuries sucking wind
I’m only 12 minutes and 34 seconds into this video and I just gotta stop and say that I love and appreciate the respect that was had before the coin toss when all the players shake hands, you could genuinely see a level of respect PRE-GAME that the players had for each other. I love that. If there’s one thing that football has taught me it is, whether you’re the big guy or the scrappy little dude it’s greatness that brings the best out of all of us. To clarify GREATNESS being the pinnacle of respect, love and achievement.
I WILL NEVER, EVER, FORGET THIS GAME --------THIS MOMENT ! --------# 7's moment of vindication. Broncos were total underdogs--------smaller, lighter, & with 4 SB losses prior. What a moment !!----I'm a Broncos Fan from the very start, & this moment was sooooo sweet ! ---------WolfSky9, 75 y/o
This one's for john
It’s pretty crazy Elway came into this game 0-3 in the Super Bowl somehow but outside of Tom Brady, Elway may be my second favorite QB of all time it’s between him Montana and Peyton Manning
Key Plays:
19:55 GB: Freeman 22-yd rec TD from Favre
26:30 DEN: Davis 27-yd rush
29:20 DEN: Davis 1-yd rush TD
31:25 DEN: Braxton INT
32:25 DEN: Davis 16-yd rush
38:40 DEN: Elway 1-yd rush TD
41:45 DEN: Smith fumble recovery
44:50 DEN: Elam 51-yd FG
54:55 GB: Chmura 21-yd rec from Favre
1:08:30 GB: Chmura 6-yd rec TD from Favre
1:13:00 GB: Williams fumble recovery
1:19:50 GB: Levens 16-yd rush
1:20:25 GB: Longwell 27-yd FG
1:35:50 DEN: McCaffrey 36-yd rec from Elway
1:39:20 DEN: Elway 8-yd "Helicopter" run
1:40:55 DEN: Davis 1-yd rush TD
1:41:50 DEN: McKyer fumble recovery
1:42:55 GB: Robinson INT
1:44:05 GB: Freeman 27-yd rec from Favre
1:46:30 GB: Freeman 17-yd rec from Favre
1:47:10 GB: Freeman 13-yd rec TD from Favre
2:08:30 Denver game-winning drive start
2:10:50 DEN: Griffith 23-yd rec from Elway
2:13:25 DEN: Davis 17-yd rush
2:15:20 DEN: Davis GW 1-yd rush TD
2:18:15 Green Bay final drive start/GB: Levens 22-yd rec from Favre
Key Stats:
GB:
Brett Favre 25/42 pass, 256 yds, 3 TD, 1 INT
Dorsey Levens 19 car, 90 rush yds, 6 rec, 56 rec yds
Robert Brooks 3 rec (11 targets), 16 yds
Antonio Freeman 9 rec (13 targets), 126 yds, 2 TD
Mark Chmura 4 rec, 43 yds, 1 TD
DEN:
John Elway 12/22 pass, 123 pass yds, 1 INT, 5 car, 17 rush yds, 1 TD
Terrell Davis 30 car, 157 yds, 3 TD
Ed McCaffrey 2 rec, 45 yds
Time flies the nostalgia
Still hurts watch the NFL greatest games on this it's 🔥
Broncos offensive line was absolutely superb in this game, opening holes for Terrell (TD) Davis and protecting Elway.
Don't think he was the greatest but what a guy, Elway really deserved that win. Everyone regardless of allegiances was happy for him that day.
Elway was terrible that game, he didn't deserve the win. Terrell Davisn and the Defense deserved it though
He definitely did not deserve that win lol. He got carried
@@cell9899 He made up for it in the next Super Bowl.
@@cell9899 After carrying 3 previous, soft, pitiful, and subpar Broncos Superbowl Teams before 1997.
Real competitive Super Bowl Era stared with this one.
True, but I would argue that the final scores “masked” the fact that 3 of the previous 4 Super Bowls were quite competitive. (Particularly SB 30. )
I remember watching this at 10 years old not truly knowing the real significance of Elway winning a ring.
Why is Atwater not in the Hall of Fame yet?
Paul Tafoya east coast bias
Paul Tafoya Neil smith also needs to be in the hall
Many people believe Steve Atwater was the real MVP in this game. Tough to overtake TD, with the monster game he put in, though...
why are there so few broncos all together
because they dont have a star on their helmet
What a great game! The family and I were in remote New Zealand when this Super Bowl was played in San Diego. We had no access to a television, so we listened to the game on the radio like in olden times. Incredible memory .....
Packers didn't play their best & could of won but didn't have Andre rison or Keith Jackson as 2nd elite tight end & never got Dorsey levens going
My favorite Super Bowl hands down. Broncos were so good back then!
“This one’s for John”
It always gives me a feeling. Too bad that Mr. B won’t be here anymore...it is still disgrace that it took too long to elect him to be a hall of famer before he passed away...
I was so proud of those Broncos, I not only sat through the Broncos losses in SB's but the other AFC teams too.
The 13 SB losses in a row were from the teams below.
Bills-4
Broncos-3
Patriots-2
Steelers
Dolphins
Bengals
Chargers
So proud to see the Broncos be the AFC team to stop the run and punch the NFC in the mouth. If Terrell Davis does not go out the entire second quarter, this would have been a blowout.
Only the Bengals and the Bills in one of their SB's played a competitive SB during the run.
The Broncos blocked not only as an O line but receivers and TE's too.
Loved this team.
Been a Broncos fan since 1983 and i swear i NEVER seen the Broncos played this way. We always olay good inthe first half and choke in the second half playing conservative. This night was a very special for me after suffering our past humiliation of from the likes of NYG, WAS, and SFO. Thank you for the memories.
I tailgated this Game because I couldn't afford a Ticket. Stayed with a Navy friend, coming down from Park City, Utah to see Superbowl 32( Forever A Denver Broncos and ELWAY FAN Growing up in Weatherford/ Lake Granbury, Tx). When ELWAY did the Helicopter Dive on 3rd and 6 for 8 Yards and a 1st Down at the GB 4, then went up 24- 17, Eventually WINNING 31-24, .......................I'm still Eternally HAPPY and Thankful for that.
Such a classic so much nostalgia frtiz shurmur rest in peace
crazy that Phil simms (86 giants) was a commentator, joe gibbs and doug williams(87 skins) did the coin toss and mike holmgren (89 49ers) was the opposing HC. its like the ghosts of super bowl pasts came to see elway win his 1st one
very interesting indeed
I love cracking open a few cold ones and watching games I’ve never seen thank you NFL 🙌🏻
This is one of the best all time 2 super bowl champions Packers almost went back to back and broncos did
I've watched this and the NFL films NFL greatest games on this the broncos channel version all of them lmfao
Imagine the fine Goodell would give Atwater for that hit! Jesus
lol no kidding. And people wonder why 5000 yard seasons from QBs are common place now.
Tredzi back then it wasn't goddell but this year he would probably suspend him too
Another noticeable change is how huge the linebackers were back then compared to now. Back then they had to be big to hold up in the run game while now they have to be fast enough to play in the nickel.
With how many fines he would rack up, Atwater would be playing for free
For real ! Atwater would be flat broke!! But then so would Rodney Lott, Lawerence Taylor ! I’m ran sheesh
One of the best super bowls ever
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Super bowl 25 was best ever
@@AllenRod-o1pPackers had best safety trio ever
As a Packer fan, this hurt, but my goodness what a football game this was. Still one of the greatest games I've ever witnessed.
Shocked how we gave up the time of possession
i wasnt even alive when this happened. and im also a packers fan
Still hurts I've watched this more than 96 super bowl sadly
Still can't believe Reggie's gone. He died way too young.
I agree. Probably the greatest DE of all time.
Great player and great man
Indeed, unstoppable, a mean streak, and a man of God. This from a Cowboys fan. 🙂
@@Aguanga_cowboy007 right when you think of the best de's ever I think white and smith. I have to say smith in convos as a bills fan but he really was special. When someone asks me I say white and smith
@@andyc9979 I loved watching Bruce Smith. I was rooting for him and Jim Kelly the two Superbowls but unfortunately came up short.
Man I still remember watching this game. One of the best Super Bowls by far. I was rooting hard for the Broncos too...and then 12 months later they'd beat my Falcons & I've hated them ever since lol. BOOOOOO!
Ash Rogers you must hate the patriots now , huh ?
Hope your falcon win one
If it makes you feel any better, the Falcons shouldn't have been there in the first place.
Well y'all should not have beaten Vikings. Then again your team got thier ass kick against my Eagle's in the nfc championship game couple season ago😀😀😀😀😀
Well, as a Bronco fan, I have a similar experience. Super Bowl XXIII - I was really pulling for the 49ers. I like Joe Montana and Jerry Rice and really wanted them to come out on top. And it was another one of those great super bowls. Then 12 months later, my Broncos faced them in Super Bowl XXIV, and . . . well . . . you and I aren't so different.
I fixed the plumbing line that broke under John Mobley's Tennis/Basketball court in Parker Colorado cement truck drove over it.the young man was huge.
Last Super Bowl on NBC for 11 years.
I had no idea this game (or many others) had been uploaded and I'm so appreciative- thank you!
Before Ovechkin finally winning the Cup, before the Cubs finally winning the World Series, before the Cavaliers finally winning the Finals, before the Red Sox breaking their curse, before Ray Bourque finally winning the Cup, there was John Elway and the Broncos finally winning the Super Bowl.
There were a few of those moments in 1998. Dale Earnhardt finally won the Daytona 500, Jana Novatna finally won Wimbledon, and I am sure I am missing one or two others.
@@lindseysummers5351 Kulang pa yan! Nanalo ang St. Louis Blues ng Stanley Cup
life long denver fan i was 16 when they won their first superbowl.... won 2 more the first one will always be the best and it's not even close!
@@gregorycostello6377, You're so right about that.
That was the time when the Tennessee football and women's basketball teams both won national championships.
This was a very good Super Bowl. Besides the great performance of TD and Atwater, Antonio Freeman had a strong performance too. Along with His two Tds, he got hammered several times by Atwater and kept going! Great game
Thank you for uploading this! This is the first super bowl I ever watched as a kid at my first ever super bowl party and it made me a Denver Broncos fan for life : )
Same as Packers fan still good memories but 96 team had more offensive firepower and only had 4 healthy defensive lineman and they were gassed
The NFC DOMINATED the Super Bowl for years. This one changed all that.
Yes go pack go for life regardless
I don't believe Elway is the G.O.A.T. but I do think his passing style is perfect. He had a rocket arm and was pretty damn accurate, and when he planted that foot good things happened for Denver.
John for me being a lifelong broncos fan will always be the goat he fought through some of the worst coaches and front office the tommy maddox debacle i could go on forever it was the greatest night for a bronco fan .
Elway is the only way
He was inaccurate: a 56% completion rate is really bad. Montana & Young were accurate. Warner & Peyton as well
@@vulcanraven9701 Kurt Warner and Manning and fairy boy Brady are pampered by refs and don't face real defense like you see in this game
@@michaeljones-um8sn elway was inaccurate even compared to his contemporaries. Marino threw 40+TD twice,63% completion. Joe avg 63% his whole career. Favre/Young was more accurate too. All had better TD:INT ratio
I remember once I saw the Elway run in the 3rd, I knew we were going to win. I friend of mine who I saw his 49er's win 55 - 10 was so happy to see this.
It was great seeing Elway finally win a Superbowl. The Broncos were 0-4 in super bowls before This game and Elway was 0-3 with some historic blowout losses. Terrell Davis was the heart of that offense though and was the best rb in the league for a few seasons. Broncos would repeat and cement Elways and Terrell's legacy as all-time greats.
Too bad the Packers had to throw the game so the cry baby elway could get a ring.
@@SharonPalmer-md3jkshould of won and played their worst game on offense
Even as Packers fan this nostalgic to watch lol
This was one of the best back and forth Super Bowls. And 2 of the best ever QBs. Both good all around teams. One of the best games.
John Elway was my favorite qb as a kid. I was 7 during this game, the 3rd superbowl I remember watching. To me, nothing compares to this game. This game cemented my interest in football, it's what made me want to play in little league.
Both these teams were loaded. A true heavyweight fight.
Ya last elite Packers defense with favre went to waste cause lineman got dominated besides being gassed
The Denver Broncos won SB32 because they deserved to win it. The Green Bay Packers were a strong star studded team coming into this game as defending SB champions from the previous year. Brett Favre had just won his third consecutive MVP award and was in the middle of his prime. The Denver Broncos and John Elway were better than a lot of people gave them credit for in this game.
"This one's for John" Still love hearing that after all these years!
I loved the quote at the end of America's Game: "This one's for John...and Neal!!"
One of my very first memories is the helicopter run. I love you, Dad.
The speed Favre puts into that ball is astounding!
wish we won
Both threw ropes!
@@vwm8534still hurts Gilbert Brown sucking wind cause we only had 4 healthy lineman
one of my fondest childhood memories was watching this game. i had my n64 running ocarina of time on channel 3 so i could play during commercial breaks then switch back to watching terrell davis run all over green bay.
Same here even as a Packers fan I watch this all the time because this was the glory days of my youth and family life and I wish these days would comeback while having a girlfriend who isn't looking at shallow things
Would have been nice if Sterling Sharpe was still playing for the Packers at this time. Both Sharpe brothers.
It would be a good family scruffle
"This one for John" I never get tired of hearing it!
My whole childhood I loved Elway and the Broncos. So crazy and satisfying that he went out with two straight. I wanted him to try for three, of course, but glad he went out on top.
smashmouth era
This whole game is just a huge highlight reel! Play after play it’s all filled with things that on other superbowls would be one of the most important plays ever, thats how hardcore this super bowl really was.
The ascetics of the uniforms and helmets are amazing the 90’s early 2000’s best football ever
Still my favorite Super Bowl. Love revisiting it. 🏈
I remember watching this game when is was 14 years in 1997 growing up in philadelphia. I always liked NBC presentation of the Super Bowl the most out of CBS NBC and ABC back in the day
This superbowl paid my bills , when I had no job. Thank U Denver Broncos. Then , I get a new job in 3 days. So , Thankful. Luv This Superbowl FOREVER!!!!!!!!!:)
These boys was rocking. Every play somebody was lit up