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Winning a playoff game in a stadium that major league baseball is also played?
WINNER!!!
The Broncos are 1-10 in postseason games played on artificial turf. Their lone win was in the 1997-season AFC Championship Game at Pittsburgh’s Three Rivers Stadium.
Interesting (to me) that in one of its 3 Super Bowl winning seasons, The Broncos had just 3 of these, the least in its history regarding this resourcing process.
Name the year and the "process" (as I call it).:thumb:
Interesting (to me) that in one of its 3 Super Bowl winning seasons, The Broncos had just 3 of these, the least in its history regarding this resourcing process.
Name the year and the "process" (as I call it).:thumb:
Quick bump. will provide clues once I see a guess of some sort....or after too much time goes by.:thumb:
Interesting (to me) that in one of its 3 Super Bowl winning seasons, The Broncos had just 3 of these, the least in its history regarding this resourcing process.
Name the year and the "process" (as I call it).:thumb:
I want to say 1997 Trevor Pryce, Dan Neil, Cory Gillard.
One of thee most boring drafts however two of those picks urned out to be fantastic
I want to say.....
WINNER!!!
In 1997, The Denver Broncos went on to win the Super Bowl. But in the preseason draft, The Broncos only selected 3 players, the least in their history.
Their draft went like this:
Round 1, selection #28 Trevor Pryce DT Clemson
Round 3, selection #67 Dan Neil G/C Texas
Round 4, selection #124 Cory Gilliard S Ball St.
Pryce was selected to The Broncos 50th Anniversary team, while Neil went on to have a good career, but as far as I can tell, Gilliard never played for The Broncos, and only played one NFL game, for The Bengals.
Why is the negative stat -55 a bit ironical given the success of this Bronco?
The Broncos gave up 55 points, a Super Bowl record. Had Leon Lett not celebrated too early, the Cowboys would have broke this record and spared us the shame of giving up the most points in a Super Bowl. Later, Lett became a Bronco.
The Broncos gave up 55 points, a Super Bowl record. Had Leon Lett not celebrated too early, the Cowboys would have broke this record and spared us the shame of giving up the most points in a Super Bowl. Later, Lett became a Bronco.
Not the answer I am looking for, but complex and creative. He was a Bronco, but for only one season, and not as a starter.
But I'm giving points for creativity.:thumb: (need to reload!)
It’s either Craig Morton or Peyton Manning. Neither ran very well but Morton played here longer so I’ll say it’s Manning.
I'll say it's a WINNER!!!
Though Peyton Manning had 4 memorable seasons with The Denver Broncos, including record breaking achievements, his 4 year totals included a combined 17,057 yards, of which -55 of it was yards rushing. In contrast, Elway had 3,407 yards rushing and 51,475 passing for a combined 54,882 yards. Lets just say John was a better runner.
Regardless, I think we can forgive Manning for that!:thumb:
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