Blows my mind that people trash on Joe Buck for being "boring" yet praise Pat Summerall when he made calls like this 5:44.. 😂 Like does it get anymore boring then that? But yeah, Joe Buck is horrible..
Even weirder, the Broncos beat the Packers and lost to the Seahawks, the Patriots did the reverse. Both have beaten the Panthers and Both have lost to the Giants.
Jamal anderson got paid and then got hurt early in 99 season and vinny testaverde got hurt also right off the bat which was 2 key players in the 98 seasons final 4
I love that John retired after destroying a team in the Super Bowl, finally got to feel what Montana felt playing against a young Elway in that Super Bowl. He should’ve stayed for another year though, that broncos team was something else.
@@vulcanraven9701 Maybe as a Team Montana Destroyed Elway. But individually Elway Is the better QB by FAR. He took 3 Shitty teams to the Super Bowl, THREE! SHITTY TEAMS! Where he damn near was the entire team. Went to 5 Super Bowls. More then Montana 😏😏 Also never lost his job... Montana was awesome, but he wasn't Elway.
@@Local_Laydee Do you have any facts to back that up? Elway had a terrible TD:INT ratio, low completion (54%), and he never threw more than 27 TD. Even in playoffs he only threw 27TD 22 INT.
Not the best Super Bowl but it was the most fun Super Bowl i watched because my family and friends had a Super Bowl party and we watched WWF Halftime Heat with The Rock vs. Mankind in an empty arena match. 1999 was awesome!
John Elway, in a later interview, said it was prior to this game that he made up his mind on retirement. Reason? It took his body two full weeks to recover for this game, and knowing that he'd only have a week to do so during regular season games, his body simply wouldn't be able to take the beating anymore.
@@Dragoon1809 he played his whole career without a ACL in his left knee. He also tore his biceps in his right arm in 97 and played the last two years without any biceps.
@@vulcanraven9701 turnover machine when his rookie year was 1983 and Brady (2000) Rodgers(2005) Rodgers hasn’t even been to 5 Super Bowls despite having more talent on his team than Elway had in the late 80s
As a Seahawks fan,I really hated Denver ever since the Boz days. Man,Brian despised Elway. With all BS aside. It was cool watching Elway winning back to back Super Bowls. Yeah,I remember when NYG spanked Denver in Super Bowl XXI. I think there was a lockout in '87 vs Washington and lost AGAIN vs SF. Geez,Denver couldn't get over the hump. AFCW was strong back in the mid to late 90s as Seattle and KC were battling for either 4th or 5th place until '97-'99. Big ups to Elway winning back to back Super Bowls. Well deserved!!!!
As a SF fan, they put up the most lopsided victory in history vs Denver. I gotta say though, as a kid even old man Elway was still one of the most athletic and I've ever seen, coming from a Steve Young fan.
@@bretarmstrong6303 Seahawks fan here (I also liked Steve Young and John Brodie) some of Elway's passes I swear you could see contrails coming off the ball. Guy had a rocket arm and he ran like a fullback.
Broncos fan here, and although SB 48 sucked, SB 24 is the most lob-sided SB of all time, and is first Super Bowl that I remember, AND I was sick at the time lol. I was happy for our former division rivals on winning a ring, it was clearly WELL deserved. That Broncos team was epic, (and was a bit banged up, no Von) but you could've given them 10 tries (WITH Von) and they wouldn't have beaten those Seahawks. The whippersnapper Broncos fans were CRUSHED, though- so I'm very glad they got to enjoy SB 50 like I enjoyed SB 32.
@@GrassValleyGreg Elway earned what he got. He was a "million dollar quarterback" as a rookie and had plenty of critics ready to pounce. His first pro start was against the Steelers and he got roughed up pretty good. He said the thing he remembered from that game was Jack Lambert spitting on him. Said at that moment he wanted to give all the money back.
@@Stacie45 Yes, Elway basically pioneered the modern day NFL Draft Day hype with his (apparently astute) refusal to play for the Baltimore Colts. He was perceived as a diva, particularly by Terry Bradshaw and the Steelers- and I can't blame them. But HOLY SMOKES should the Steelers have drafted Marino. INSANELY bad fortune in retrospect. But the Steelers did eventually draft a #7 of their own, and I'm sure you know, Ben didn't pick #7 by coincidence.
This is the Superbowl will be remembers as the Falcons player who got arrested night before and Family Guy come on the air. Oh also amazing halftime match between The Rock and Mankind!!!!
It was Eugene Robinson the safety for Atlanta who got arrested for soliciting a prostitute, In the super bowl the next day he got caught with his pants down against Rod smith for a 70-yard touchdown! It was truly Amazing. The year before Eugene Robinson was the safety for green bay and he was on the sideline saying let's punch them in the mouth, over and over again. It was Denver who punched green bay and Atlanta is the damn mouth!!
Exactly and then dennis green and brian billick got conservative when they had cunningham to take a KNEE and play for overtime, at that moment when i watched that game i KNEW they were going to lose.
@@DrSanto91 Sounds exactly like John Fox and Adam Gase in the 2012 AFC divisional game between Denver and Baltimore. Denver could have tried to win it in regulation but took the knee with over a minute left, and then lost in overtime. Some things don't change lol.
Apples and oranges. 32 was special because it was the first, and because they were beating the defending champions. 33 was special because it was a more comfortable win....there was never any question who was the better team.
I love that little story about how Elway scored that rush TD and he's on the ground next to Schlereth (probably misspelled that) and he just turns and asks him, "Hey, how's it going?". I don't know who #21 is, but he should have scored on that first pick. One-on-one in the open field and you let the qb stop you.
Pat: Well, John, what did you think of tonight's episode? John: I loved it. The last-minute addition of Wally Kogen to the lineup, was a bit of a gamble, but it really paid off. Pat: Marge and Lisa painting eggs- did that work for you? John: Oh, big-time! They came off the bench with a huge effort that allowed Homer and Bart to make some significant gains. Pat: Did it strike you as odd that in a Super Bowl show with Dolly Parton, we didn't see any football or singing? John: I hadn't thought about it, Pat. But in retrospect, it was kind of a rip-off. What a way to treat the loyal fans who've put up with so much nonsense from this franchise. Pat: Any final thoughts? John: Nah, I'm too mad. Let's get the heck out of here. Vincent Price: All aboard, boys. I've been waiting for you. John: Now, I'll tell you: that doesn't make a lick of sense! Pat: I know. Just get on the bus.
I wonder how good that would’ve been. I mean, the Vikings lost to a team that proceeded to get its ass whooped in the super bowl. I know it’s not that simple, but I do legit think the Broncos would’ve beat anyone the NFC sent that year
Denver did miss two field goals but you gotta give Atlanta credit for keeping this game moderately close until the 4th quarter. No one really gave them a shot to begin with but if Chandler and Robinson had played better the Falcons could have made this a tight one. I feel like most people forget that Atlanta actually scored the first points of this game.
Yeah, certainly so. It's often overlooked (or not) that Robinson got arrested the night before for off-field antics. If that hadn't happened the Falcons wouldn't have been out of focus and played a much sharper game.
@@MrInterVention149 Might say the TD was a good idea now but at the time it was the best thing. Gary had been perfect for 2 years and with a field goal they would've had a 2 score lead... We just missed because this franchise has a curse when it comes to kicking
@@GrassValleyGreg i think the vikings would of won. They were the best team that year and that isnt a question. Now i dont know that for a fact. Elway could of pulled off another upset out of his ass but i think the vikings were the better team
@@breiter4697 It would’ve been a more competitive Super Bowl with the Vikings for sure, but that begs the question- why weren't the Vikings there? The Broncos went 13-0 and finished 14-2. NFL mvp was Terrell Davis who ran for 2000 yds. The Vikings were good, but Broncos were definitely no slouches. Broncos gave up 19 (mostly garbage time) points to the Falcons on a neutral field. Vikings gave up 30 at home in the most important game of the year....
Wrong. Steve Young and Brett Farve were miles ahead. Aikman also had 3 rings vs the 2 Elway had. So not sure how you can claim Elway and Brady are alike
Steve Young and Brett Farve only have 1 ring each, and they both regressed majorly since their super bowl wins. Elway was good for his whole career and retried a champion back to back. Although Brady is miles ahead of everyone
@@smartacus1367Fuck you’re retarded. Steve Young and Brett Favre were the greatest QB’s of the 90’s. There’s 53 players on an active roster so shut the fuck up about rings. Brady has never even been the best QB in any decade. Put any all-time QB on those Patriots teams and they’d all have the same amount or more Super Bowls than Brady. Don’t even get me started on the Bucs Super Bowl either. Chiefs had a practice squad O-Line out there. Bowles was able to have his defense doing stunts across every gap because of how bad the Chiefs O-Line was. Of course dipshits like you just view that as a ring for Brady while ignoring any substance and context. Clowns like you idiots just stat & ring watch.
Should have been the broncos and vikings Broncos led by Elway,Davis,Rod smith,S.sharpe and Steve Atwater Vikings led by Cunningham,Moss,Carter,Robert smith and john randle But what do we get the dirty birds against the broncos
Having a ton of pass attempts indicates that your team doesn't have the time to run the football, which is generally an indication that your team is getting absolutely annihilated. Denver's 0-3 record in Super Bowls in the 80's (no ironic quotations needed, those were the numerical seasons), while getting outscored 136-40, seems to back that up. #somuchforyourtheory
Romanowski belonged in the cell next to Hannibal Lecter, but we were glad to have him at the time. Rod Smith had that smooth glide like Jerry Rice. Not the fastest, but always in the right place.
People forget how big a win this was for John Elway and the Denver Broncos. I mean if somehow Broncos would've lost, Elway would been talked about as a 1-4 superbowl Qb instead of a back 2 back champion mvp qb.. big win no doubt.
@@vulcanraven9701 No he didn't. The Packers had a great secondary, and he mostly threw deep attempts to keep the safeties back so that the running game would be unhindered. He hit a few key passes, and made several crucial runs(all for either first downs or touchdowns). And he actually played a great individual game in his first Super Bowl against the Giants...he moved the ball well against a defense that had shut down Joe Montana...And he also came out strong against Washington, until his defense collapsed and he found himself down 35-10 in a matter of minutes...His only poor performance was against the 49ers...
Yeah but remember Jose ..that first Denver Superbowl, Elway was a backup, that came into the game when starting QB (I think it was Deberg?)..but he always gets credit for that loss...(so really he's 2-2)😁✌️
@Steven-kl6lh DENVER first superbowl was in 1977. John elway was a starter in his first superbowl vs. NY. Giants 1987. Steve Deberg was a broncos starter around 83 or so
I remember being very happy when the Falcons won that game over the Viking. I do think our Broncos still come out on top…they were just unbeatable those couple of years.
@@kristibarnes9845 That Bronco team in '98 was the most balanced offense I've ever seen...not just between rush and pass, but between short-medium-long yardage plays....they could pick up 3rd and 1....and they could consistently gain 5-15 yards on routine plays...and they were always a threat to make the big 30+ yard plays...They were incredible.
@@erocs9747 All I know is that Minnesota's offense was the best that year, how good was Denver's defense, were they good enough to slow down Minnesota?
@@phillyeaglesforlife5127 the Broncos defense was very underrated. I the divisional round they dominated in a 35-3 win over Miami. They gave up only 1 touchdown in the afc championship and it came right after a blocked punt that put the ball on the 1. In the super bowl the only touchdown the defense surrendered was in garbage time. So in 3 games against the better teams in the league 2 touchdowns surrendered. Denver also in the divisional round forced 3 turnovers. In the afc championship they forced 5 turnovers. In the Super Bowl Denver forced 4 turnovers. So in 3 playoff games they forced 12 to’s. They also had the best offense in the afc and would have been able to shorten the game with a good running attack against an average Vikings defense.
@@shayhicks7682 Oh ok, I wasn't aware of how good Denver's defense was, usually the team with the better defense wins no matter how good the offense is, like when Seattle destroyed Denver in SB XLVIII
These two teams just played again in the preseason opener, the HOF Game. And one of my Boise State guys, Brett Rypien, threw the winning TD pass for the Broncos...YEAH!!! Brett isn't quite John Elway but it was still fun!
I like how Elway never quit to get back to win 2 Super Bowl wins. Broke the AFC Super Bowl curse finally. Great Head Coach (Mike Shanahan) and team, especially RB Terrell Davis.
Reasons why ATL lost... 1: Iffy Oline play... 2: Horrid red zone play calling... 3: Bad QB Red Zone play. DEN missed like three kicks, they were lucky to not lose by more...
On the redzone play calling, that was actually Denver's defensive game plan. They were gonna let Atlanta move the ball on the ground between the 20s, but they would play the run tighter on 1st and 2nd and bring the house and make Chandler throw it if they wanted TDs.
What was so weird about this game is that Atlanta moved the ball but always seemed to turn it over or miss a kick lol. The final score doesn’t tell the whole story of what coulda potentially been a great game
The final score is misleading as this was a close game until the fourth quarter! Atlanta had the ball at the Den 20 down 17-6 late in the 3rd but threw a killer INT
74 on the Broncos Oline is literally a brick wall with quick feet. That's a deadly combo to have as an Offensive Lineman. A nightmare for DEs. Somebody that big should not be that athletic. BIG SWAYNE!
It has been 25 seasons since I remembered watching this football game. Let me tell you, what was seen here turned out to be more competitive than I originally thought. But good for John Elway to go-out on his terms, when timing was right.
The truth is this is NOT Elway's last NFL game because he would go on to start the 1999 Pro Bowl the following week. Elway threw a 3 yard TD pass to Buffalo's Sam Gash for his final TD pass of his career. This was his only drive of the game. Elway was the simply awesome!
The Falcons were 14-2 and won the NFC. You say that about any other team in any other year, you say that they deserve to be there. The Broncos were really just the best team in the league. Also were 14-2
Didn't realize how much I missed the summerall madden commentary. Man they were great together.
The best
Hell yea the voice bought it out I miss these guys they are special u watch football and think of them.
Yep for me being in my late 30’s this is PURE NOSTALGIA!!
Blows my mind that people trash on Joe Buck for being "boring" yet praise Pat Summerall when he made calls like this 5:44.. 😂
Like does it get anymore boring then that? But yeah, Joe Buck is horrible..
I preferred Chuck Downfield
Falcons and Panthers have a lot in common. Both are 0-2 in Super Bowls with losses to Denver and New England... Go figure.
I never thought about that now that you mention it lol 😂 😂
Holly ravioli
They are combined 0-4 super bowls
Wow 😄
Even weirder, the Broncos beat the Packers and lost to the Seahawks, the Patriots did the reverse. Both have beaten the Panthers and Both have lost to the Giants.
Falcons were one of the biggest one year wonder teams of all time. From 7-9 to 14-2 NFC champs, then collapsed to 5-11 the next season.
Jamal anderson got paid and then got hurt early in 99 season and vinny testaverde got hurt also right off the bat which was 2 key players in the 98 seasons final 4
@@9mm54 I love that meme so much
Early is On time cam’s career went off the rails on the fumble in the super bowl.
Yeah the team was pretty forgettable except for Jamal Anderson
Jacksonville In 2017/2018 would like a word
What a karma, HOF game ATL vs DEN will be held today.
Finally football is back.
FOOTBALL BACK ON?!!!
@@Simeautomatic100
FOOTBALL IS BAAAAAACK !!!!!!!!!!!!
@@liam_smith_65536 I just plugged in my converter box... YEAAAAAAA BABYY!!!
@@Simeautomatic100
Helllllllllllll yeahhhhhhhhh
Just like New England is 0-2 Against the New York Giants in super bowls
I miss these falcons uniforms. Love the simpler black logo on the black helmet. Such a clean look overall
I love that John retired after destroying a team in the Super Bowl, finally got to feel what Montana felt playing against a young Elway in that Super Bowl. He should’ve stayed for another year though, that broncos team was something else.
Montana is way better. Elway played a bad team. Montana wrecks Elway any day any place
@@vulcanraven9701 calm down, no one said he was better than Joe…geez 🤦♀️
@@vulcanraven9701 Maybe as a Team Montana Destroyed Elway. But individually Elway Is the better QB by FAR. He took 3 Shitty teams to the Super Bowl, THREE! SHITTY TEAMS! Where he damn near was the entire team. Went to 5 Super Bowls. More then Montana 😏😏 Also never lost his job... Montana was awesome, but he wasn't Elway.
@@Local_Laydee Do you have any facts to back that up? Elway had a terrible TD:INT ratio, low completion (54%), and he never threw more than 27 TD. Even in playoffs he only threw 27TD 22 INT.
@@vulcanraven9701 Lol 😂 Elway never had a Jerry Rice. Look at his rushing stats as well genius 🤣
this game is the reason I became a broncos fan...and I have family in Colorado
Those early Fox broadcasts always looked murky and dark compared to NBC and ABC.
Compare this footage to the prior Super Bowl to see the difference.
Am I the only one who prefers it like this
I don't like girl announcers
YES!!!! I had forgotten about that. I always preffered when games were on CBS.
Not the best Super Bowl but it was the most fun Super Bowl i watched because my family and friends had a Super Bowl party and we watched WWF Halftime Heat with The Rock vs. Mankind in an empty arena match. 1999 was awesome!
I remember people being upset over the commercial the WWF aired during that years Super Bowl. Great commercial.
Completely unrelated but I was born in June and I live In Amarillo, Texas haha! Thought that was cool to see.
@Joe Miranda - June Amarillo is a fake name I use for TH-cam and I also was born in June and I got Amarillo from Amarillo Texas.
It was a pretty forgettable game. Only elway retiring gave it some relevancy
Love The Old WWF Attitude Era
I miss the creative Super Bowl logos
TD was the greatest back Broncos ever had
John Elway, in a later interview, said it was prior to this game that he made up his mind on retirement. Reason? It took his body two full weeks to recover for this game, and knowing that he'd only have a week to do so during regular season games, his body simply wouldn't be able to take the beating anymore.
Refresh my memories, was his condition similar to Andrew Luck?
No he took real hits for 16 years
@@Dragoon1809 he played his whole career without a ACL in his left knee. He also tore his biceps in his right arm in 97 and played the last two years without any biceps.
@@chrisstopher2277 yikes! I’m glad his body didn’t fall apart suddenly.
@@Dragoon1809 I'm surprised he can even walk
That tim Dwight return for td was nasty... he was flying
Tim Dwight was the best Falcon on this day
In the Michael vick draft day trade with the chargers
He got his share of kick return TDs throughout his career.
The cadence and smoothness of Elway at QB, few can repeat it. Brady, Rodgers, that’s about it.
Elway was a turnover machine why are you comparing him to Brady or Rodgers?
@@vulcanraven9701 turnover machine when his rookie year was 1983 and Brady (2000) Rodgers(2005) Rodgers hasn’t even been to 5 Super Bowls despite having more talent on his team than Elway had in the late 80s
Tim Dwight looks like Wes Welker out there.
Hey was a burner back in the day.
@@Manny-nm8dh Both Played in New England too. Dwight was much faster than Wes Welker but nowhere near as prolific a receiver
As a Seahawks fan,I really hated Denver ever since the Boz days. Man,Brian despised Elway. With all BS aside. It was cool watching Elway winning back to back Super Bowls. Yeah,I remember when NYG spanked Denver in Super Bowl XXI. I think there was a lockout in '87 vs Washington and lost AGAIN vs SF. Geez,Denver couldn't get over the hump. AFCW was strong back in the mid to late 90s as Seattle and KC were battling for either 4th or 5th place until '97-'99. Big ups to Elway winning back to back Super Bowls. Well deserved!!!!
As a SF fan, they put up the most lopsided victory in history vs Denver. I gotta say though, as a kid even old man Elway was still one of the most athletic and I've ever seen, coming from a Steve Young fan.
@@bretarmstrong6303 Seahawks fan here (I also liked Steve Young and John Brodie) some of Elway's passes I swear you could see contrails coming off the ball. Guy had a rocket arm and he ran like a fullback.
Broncos fan here, and although SB 48 sucked, SB 24 is the most lob-sided SB of all time, and is first Super Bowl that I remember, AND I was sick at the time lol. I was happy for our former division rivals on winning a ring, it was clearly WELL deserved. That Broncos team was epic, (and was a bit banged up, no Von) but you could've given them 10 tries (WITH Von) and they wouldn't have beaten those Seahawks. The whippersnapper Broncos fans were CRUSHED, though- so I'm very glad they got to enjoy SB 50 like I enjoyed SB 32.
@@GrassValleyGreg Elway earned what he got. He was a "million dollar quarterback" as a rookie and had plenty of critics ready to pounce. His first pro start was against the Steelers and he got roughed up pretty good. He said the thing he remembered from that game was Jack Lambert spitting on him. Said at that moment he wanted to give all the money back.
@@Stacie45
Yes, Elway basically pioneered the modern day NFL Draft Day hype with his (apparently astute) refusal to play for the Baltimore Colts. He was perceived as a diva, particularly by Terry Bradshaw and the Steelers- and I can't blame them. But HOLY SMOKES should the Steelers have drafted Marino. INSANELY bad fortune in retrospect. But the Steelers did eventually draft a #7 of their own, and I'm sure you know, Ben didn't pick #7 by coincidence.
This is the Superbowl will be remembers as the Falcons player who got arrested night before and Family Guy come on the air. Oh also amazing halftime match between The Rock and Mankind!!!!
It was Eugene Robinson the safety for Atlanta who got arrested for soliciting a prostitute, In the super bowl the next day he got caught with his pants down against Rod smith for a 70-yard touchdown! It was truly Amazing. The year before Eugene Robinson was the safety for green bay and he was on the sideline saying let's punch them in the mouth, over and over again. It was Denver who punched green bay and Atlanta is the damn mouth!!
People need to realize that if the Vikings had trouble with Chris Chandler and Jamal Anderson, then they sure as hell wouldn't stop Elway and Davis.
Exactly and then dennis green and brian billick got conservative when they had cunningham to take a KNEE and play for overtime, at that moment when i watched that game i KNEW they were going to lose.
Any given Sunday.
😂😂
I'm a Vikings fan and I concur with this. Probably was best that they avoided going 0 - 5 in Super Bowls.
@@DrSanto91 Sounds exactly like John Fox and Adam Gase in the 2012 AFC divisional game between Denver and Baltimore. Denver could have tried to win it in regulation but took the knee with over a minute left, and then lost in overtime. Some things don't change lol.
Wow, Tim Dwight was great
In mike Vick trade remember
This is one of the more aggressive Super Bowls I’ve seen. Love it.
This was a freaking beautiful game to watch, especially for a Broncos fan. It still doesnt beat the previous Superbowl victory.
Apples and oranges. 32 was special because it was the first, and because they were beating the defending champions. 33 was special because it was a more comfortable win....there was never any question who was the better team.
I love that little story about how Elway scored that rush TD and he's on the ground next to Schlereth (probably misspelled that) and he just turns and asks him, "Hey, how's it going?". I don't know who #21 is, but he should have scored on that first pick. One-on-one in the open field and you let the qb stop you.
21 in 1998 was Darien Gordon.
You spelled it correctly; excellent job.
I had forgotten how good jamaal Anderson was for a few years.
Ya like eddie lacy when he was good
Pat: Well, John, what did you think of tonight's episode?
John: I loved it. The last-minute addition of Wally Kogen to the lineup, was a bit of a gamble, but it really paid off.
Pat: Marge and Lisa painting eggs- did that work for you?
John: Oh, big-time! They came off the bench with a huge effort that allowed Homer and Bart to make some significant gains.
Pat: Did it strike you as odd that in a Super Bowl show with Dolly Parton, we didn't see any football or singing?
John: I hadn't thought about it, Pat. But in retrospect, it was kind of a rip-off. What a way to treat the loyal fans who've put up with so much nonsense from this franchise.
Pat: Any final thoughts?
John: Nah, I'm too mad. Let's get the heck out of here.
Vincent Price: All aboard, boys. I've been waiting for you.
John: Now, I'll tell you: that doesn't make a lick of sense!
Pat: I know. Just get on the bus.
0:25 I love that score board theme
so ready to watch and play football this season thank you nfl throwback ❤️✊🏿
Great content
Elway retired a champion 😌
and he drive off in a new car
But also returned a champion 17 years later
What I wouldn't give for it to be 1998 again. What a year.
I was a baby that year! Turned 1 in November.
I was born that year
my collegue graduation 🎉🎉🎉
I was born that year
Please do all previous Super Bowl Highlights 😏 lol
My favorite Super Bowl
War eagle!
Yeah he sure did it 😍❤️ for me and all who love him so very much and the game thank you Denver Colorado and John
5:25 Homer Simpson’s “D’OH”
Followed by Hank Hill’s BWAAA
This game was doomed simply because it wasn’t Broncos-Vikings.
Gonna cry? Vikings shoulda beat us then
@@asadfalconsfan1851 well you should’ve won against the patriots
“gonna cry?” *proceeds to have one of the most pathetic showings in super bow history*
@@Laevateinn98 rams vs patriots was the worst
I wonder how good that would’ve been. I mean, the Vikings lost to a team that proceeded to get its ass whooped in the super bowl. I know it’s not that simple, but I do legit think the Broncos would’ve beat anyone the NFC sent that year
I remember watching this with my, Dad.
Bout time someone uploaded SB 33 is so underrated
Ahh Pats drunken commentary.... My pops has this game on VHS still. Family Guy had it's debut on this night as well. Kiss performed the pre game...
Don't forget Halftime Heat between Mankind and The Rock
Poor Cornelius Bennett
And stevie wonder performing the halftime show
“John Elway can play another 10 years” Madden i wish but this was his last dance lol
Denver did miss two field goals but you gotta give Atlanta credit for keeping this game moderately close until the 4th quarter. No one really gave them a shot to begin with but if Chandler and Robinson had played better the Falcons could have made this a tight one. I feel like most people forget that Atlanta actually scored the first points of this game.
Yeah, certainly so. It's often overlooked (or not) that Robinson got arrested the night before for off-field antics. If that hadn't happened the Falcons wouldn't have been out of focus and played a much sharper game.
Vikings must still be kicking themselves they didn’t beat Atlanta
morrieswigs I see what you did there. Clever
G a r y A n d e r s o n
Well, Minnesota was kicking. It just didn’t work.
Should have gone for the TD Mr. Green...
At least Moss got into the HOF.
@@MrInterVention149 Might say the TD was a good idea now but at the time it was the best thing. Gary had been perfect for 2 years and with a field goal they would've had a 2 score lead...
We just missed because this franchise has a curse when it comes to kicking
That would have been a much better game. Even without Shannon Sharpe the Falcons were out classed.
Should've been the Vikings
Yes a Broncos Vikings SB would’ve been competitive unlike this game
I agree, it should've been the Vikings losing to the Broncos.
Lunatic Reviews I agree. And I was born in St Louis Park Minnesota
@@GrassValleyGreg i think the vikings would of won. They were the best team that year and that isnt a question. Now i dont know that for a fact. Elway could of pulled off another upset out of his ass but i think the vikings were the better team
@@breiter4697
It would’ve been a more competitive Super Bowl with the Vikings for sure, but that begs the question- why weren't the Vikings there? The Broncos went 13-0 and finished 14-2. NFL mvp was Terrell Davis who ran for 2000 yds. The Vikings were good, but Broncos were definitely no slouches. Broncos gave up 19 (mostly garbage time) points to the Falcons on a neutral field. Vikings gave up 30 at home in the most important game of the year....
Does anyone else remember the QB for the falcons at the time Chris Chandler lol (he was actually really good at the time)
Chandler's a bit of a trivia question answer lol- but there is a reason he hung around as long as he did.
Yeah he played for like 8 teams and was pretty much the 90s version of Ryan Fitzpatrick
John Elway is the best broncos qb ever
Not craig Morton?
@@ericsigersmith6067 Craig Morton isn’t even the second best quarterback in Broncos history
Before Brady. There was Elway. The 1st best qb in the 90s. Love these vids
Wrong. Steve Young and Brett Farve were miles ahead. Aikman also had 3 rings vs the 2 Elway had. So not sure how you can claim Elway and Brady are alike
Steve Young and Brett Farve only have 1 ring each, and they both regressed majorly since their super bowl wins. Elway was good for his whole career and retried a champion back to back. Although Brady is miles ahead of everyone
@@smartacus1367Fuck you’re retarded. Steve Young and Brett Favre were the greatest QB’s of the 90’s.
There’s 53 players on an active roster so shut the fuck up about rings. Brady has never even been the best QB in any decade. Put any all-time QB on those Patriots teams and they’d all have the same amount or more Super Bowls than Brady. Don’t even get me started on the Bucs Super Bowl either. Chiefs had a practice squad O-Line out there. Bowles was able to have his defense doing stunts across every gap because of how bad the Chiefs O-Line was. Of course dipshits like you just view that as a ring for Brady while ignoring any substance and context. Clowns like you idiots just stat & ring watch.
Should have been the broncos and vikings
Broncos led by Elway,Davis,Rod smith,S.sharpe and Steve Atwater
Vikings led by Cunningham,Moss,Carter,Robert smith and john randle
But what do we get the dirty birds against the broncos
Well it wasn't so get over it. If it should of been the vikings instead of us they should of beat us in the nfc championship.
@@asadfalconsfan1851 So you’re happy your team made it to the Super Bowl just to get blown out?
@@cmoney_5045 yup. Browns, Lions, Jags, Texans ect… Those teams would love to be in our scenario’s.
If Denver played Minnesota in this Superbowl, they still would have won!
True they would’ve blew them out too
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Only Tom Brady has more pass attempts in super bowls then John Elway. Let that set in, a guy from the "80's" .. #toptalent
Okay? Brady completed way more passes. And he has mvps. (Nope Elway stole the shot out of Montana MVP. Sorry. Not Sorry)
Having a ton of pass attempts indicates that your team doesn't have the time to run the football, which is generally an indication that your team is getting absolutely annihilated. Denver's 0-3 record in Super Bowls in the 80's (no ironic quotations needed, those were the numerical seasons), while getting outscored 136-40, seems to back that up. #somuchforyourtheory
Romanowski belonged in the cell next to Hannibal Lecter, but we were glad to have him at the time. Rod Smith had that smooth glide like Jerry Rice. Not the fastest, but always in the right place.
Chad Ochocinco Career Highlights please!!!
They got them now
I love your vids
Atlanta asked themselves our first Super Bowl loss was very forgettable how do we make our next one immortal ...
lol that is tremendous
Shannon Sharpe was on his way to have a Super Bowl MVP type of game had he not got hurt in the 1st quarter.
People forget how big a win this was for John Elway and the Denver Broncos. I mean if somehow Broncos would've lost, Elway would been talked about as a 1-4 superbowl Qb instead of a back 2 back champion mvp qb.. big win no doubt.
He played terrible in the Packers Super bowl. 11/22. 0 TD 1 INT. This is his only non awful perfornance
@@vulcanraven9701 No he didn't. The Packers had a great secondary, and he mostly threw deep attempts to keep the safeties back so that the running game would be unhindered. He hit a few key passes, and made several crucial runs(all for either first downs or touchdowns). And he actually played a great individual game in his first Super Bowl against the Giants...he moved the ball well against a defense that had shut down Joe Montana...And he also came out strong against Washington, until his defense collapsed and he found himself down 35-10 in a matter of minutes...His only poor performance was against the 49ers...
Yeah but remember Jose ..that first Denver Superbowl, Elway was a backup, that came into the game when starting QB (I think it was Deberg?)..but he always gets credit for that loss...(so really he's 2-2)😁✌️
Edit: when Steve Deberg got hurt
@Steven-kl6lh DENVER first superbowl was in 1977. John elway was a starter in his first superbowl vs. NY. Giants 1987. Steve Deberg was a broncos starter around 83 or so
Those Tackles And Hits On The QB were Awesome
I’m glad my Broncos played the Falcons in this SB. I’m not sure if they could’ve stopped the Vikings. Would’ve been a better game if anything.
I remember being very happy when the Falcons won that game over the Viking.
I do think our Broncos still come out on top…they were just unbeatable those couple of years.
@@kristibarnes9845 That Bronco team in '98 was the most balanced offense I've ever seen...not just between rush and pass, but between short-medium-long yardage plays....they could pick up 3rd and 1....and they could consistently gain 5-15 yards on routine plays...and they were always a threat to make the big 30+ yard plays...They were incredible.
If the Vikings weren't upset by the Falcons in the NFC Championship, this game could've been a lot different
I think the broncos would have won even though the vikings werent your average dome team
@@erocs9747 All I know is that Minnesota's offense was the best that year, how good was Denver's defense, were they good enough to slow down Minnesota?
@@phillyeaglesforlife5127 the Broncos defense was very underrated. I the divisional round they dominated in a 35-3 win over Miami. They gave up only 1 touchdown in the afc championship and it came right after a blocked punt that put the ball on the 1. In the super bowl the only touchdown the defense surrendered was in garbage time. So in 3 games against the better teams in the league 2 touchdowns surrendered. Denver also in the divisional round forced 3 turnovers. In the afc championship they forced 5 turnovers. In the Super Bowl Denver forced 4 turnovers. So in 3 playoff games they forced 12 to’s. They also had the best offense in the afc and would have been able to shorten the game with a good running attack against an average Vikings defense.
@@shayhicks7682 Oh ok, I wasn't aware of how good Denver's defense was, usually the team with the better defense wins no matter how good the offense is, like when Seattle destroyed Denver in SB XLVIII
John elway the goat in my eyes did it before it became flag football #7#30#80#oline#27#53#21#orange crush
Flag football? If you got hit by any of those 'flag football' tackles of today you'd be knocked out.
Thank God football is back
I miss John and Pat. Football is just not the same without them. Falcons played good just could not score.
These two teams just played again in the preseason opener, the HOF Game. And one of my Boise State guys, Brett Rypien, threw the winning TD pass for the Broncos...YEAH!!! Brett isn't quite John Elway but it was still fun!
I like how Elway never quit to get back to win 2 Super Bowl wins. Broke the AFC Super Bowl curse finally. Great Head Coach (Mike Shanahan) and team, especially RB Terrell Davis.
31-6 is the same as 28-3... 25 points. Imagine if Atlanta came back and beat the Broncos... Just like how the Patriots came back and beat Atlanta...
They did come kind of close.
I wonder if the Vikings of that year could of beaten Denver
I dont think they would of
Yes
SHOULD HAVE BEEN VIKINGS BRONCOS BUT GARY ANDERSON MAN😂😂😂
U took the words rite outta my mouth smmfh i hate Gary Andersen ugggh
If he was in 2021 he would have death threats on his social media lol
He had the greatest kicking season ever then messed up the most important one.
Reasons why ATL lost... 1: Iffy Oline play... 2: Horrid red zone play calling... 3: Bad QB Red Zone play. DEN missed like three kicks, they were lucky to not lose by more...
On the redzone play calling, that was actually Denver's defensive game plan. They were gonna let Atlanta move the ball on the ground between the 20s, but they would play the run tighter on 1st and 2nd and bring the house and make Chandler throw it if they wanted TDs.
Crazy how strong Elway's arm still was...like John Madden said he could have played another 5-10 years. My goodness.
Yes, Elway couldn't scramble anymore at that point, but his arm was solid to the end.
Do y'all have any falcons games where we're not losing. I've seen. 2 on this page
Lol
call yall hear the hey song by gary glitter?😂
Those custom Super Bowl logos at midfield were sick
🇫🇷🇷🇺🇮🇹!
I'm just here to hear Pat Summeral and John Madden
Everyone says Atlanta shouldn’t have been in that SB but that’s the beauty of NFL Football🤷♂️🎯💯
Elway throws with the same velocity in this game that I've seen in his 80s film
that is ridiculous
He had pretty much lost his legs by then, but he definitely could still uncork a bomb
Strongest arm in the history of the NFL., no one can convince me otherwise.
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That's what made this Denver team so special, that was a back to back title team. KC couldn't pull it off and they were really good.
What was so weird about this game is that Atlanta moved the ball but always seemed to turn it over or miss a kick lol. The final score doesn’t tell the whole story of what coulda potentially been a great game
Pat And John Madden. 🐐🐐
The final score is misleading as this was a close game until the fourth quarter! Atlanta had the ball at the Den 20 down 17-6 late in the 3rd but threw a killer INT
Man i miss Madden....these back 2 back championship broncos are as good as any team ever
74 on the Broncos Oline is literally a brick wall with quick feet. That's a deadly combo to have as an Offensive Lineman. A nightmare for DEs. Somebody that big should not be that athletic. BIG SWAYNE!
It has been 25 seasons since I remembered watching this football game. Let me tell you, what was seen here turned out to be more competitive than I originally thought. But good for John Elway to go-out on his terms, when timing was right.
First episode of Family Guy came on after this... so there’s that
Wow I completely forgot that part lmao
People forget family guy was originally cancelled
That's the whole joke of SB33 that went over everyone's heads
3:39 @ traylor 😂😂😂😂😂😂
That’s embarrassing. 😂😂😂
3:40
Dude fell trying to celebrate😭😂😂
Elways last game! #7 As a young kid in Denver Ill always remember super bowl 32 & 33!
The truth is this is NOT Elway's last NFL game because he would go on to start the 1999 Pro Bowl the following week. Elway threw a 3 yard TD pass to Buffalo's Sam Gash for his final TD pass of his career. This was his only drive of the game. Elway was the simply awesome!
We were robbed of a great SB
Cunningham, Carter, Moss Vs Elway, Davis, Rod Smith SMH a lot of star power ATL didn’t deserve to be there
Agree
What do you mean? The winner of the NFC championship deserves to be in the Super Bowl.
@@SBRS47 right and when they got there they were completely unmatched like everyone thought they would be
@@SBRS47 talent wise and considering the nfc game they won against the vikings. pretty lucky
The Falcons were 14-2 and won the NFC. You say that about any other team in any other year, you say that they deserve to be there. The Broncos were really just the best team in the league. Also were 14-2
The announcers were actually so good.
Falcons were one season early from playing SB at home (99 season SB34 in Atlanta).
That's true Falcons and Panthers!!💪💪
Uncle Shay made a sweet play!!
10 yard headstart on kickoff is crazyyyyyy
John Elway is arguably the greatest Denver Broncos quarterback of all time.
Jets were the best team in 98 Keyshawn was unstoppable that year!
Until they met their match @mile high stadium..
They choked the AFC Championship game
Should have been Jets vs Vikings super bowl way better than stupid falcons
@@smartacus1367fr
Jets wasn’t better than the vikings or broncos
I remember they were showing a preview for the Matrix and were late coming to to the game and it showed Rod Smith catching that bomb for a TD
With how Locke looked this year I could kinda picture it but with Flacco
Uncle shay sharp had the one catch and almost scored and then he got injured i know i was pissed he wasnt part of the win all the way
I miss Madden calling games; always gave a bit of an education along the way
Denver Broncos was member AFC West Division from 1970 through 1993 and Atlanta Falcons was member NFC West Division from 1970 through 1993 era
Jeffery Robertson *2001
John Philpot Atlanta Falcons best rivalry NFC West Division against Los Angeles Rams
Tyrone Braxton was one of my favorite broncos EVER.
I remember this being the Eugene Robinson game 😂😂
5:42 Fox very nearly missed the game-breaking play coming back from an errant commercial! How embarrassing that would have been.
JOHN ELWAY be my favorite QB word up tha toughest QB word