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Elijah Wilson
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The History of the Denver Broncos
The history of the Denver Broncos chronicles the saga of one of the NFL's most successful franchises from the early days of the AFL, through Broncomania, to the Elway area, right up to the present day. Two minutes to go...the metal rafters of mile high resonate with the fury of 76,000 wild BRONCOMANIACS...Elway takes the snap and the glorious history of the Denver Broncos starts yet another chapter. NFL Films takes you inside the Broncos with ELWAY, ALZADO, SHANAHAN, and many more. You'll see the breathtaking comebacks, meet the royalty of orange and blue, and relive the glory of the two-time Super Bowl Champion Denver Broncos.
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Denver Broncos Song - United in Orange / Mile High / Salute
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United in Orange - Kory Brunson Band Broncos Official Stadium Theme - The Fold feat. Melza Jordan Salute - Alphabet City All-Stars
Wow. Who knew?
13:14 lol had no idea.. great name
We are united as always baby one family here
Beating the Brown's on MNF will be a step closer to a playoff spot and keep kicking ass. Go Bronco's 🐎
LFG
What’s the song in the background called
Nice
That one photo of a Raider in black and gold with the gold and brown Broncos is a classic.
Brown and gold originally.
God bless the Broncos. Great roots. Great fans. RIP to the barrel man. I salute his statue everytime I am at a game.
Champ Bailey was such a Cornerback.
The McCaffrey and Shannahan connection... As a Niner fan I have the utmost respect for Broncos. One of the best fans in the nation 🙌
Right on Brother. I love the connection betwen the teams honestly. alot of history.
@@RodgertheNegotiator For real! It's rare to find this kind of special connection between such historic franchises. Hope Bo Nix becomes your next Elway btw
' Orange Crush ' 💪
Go broncos
A couple of glimpses, but no mention of Al Davis. Sad.
Al Davis was a liar and cheater. No different from Trump in so many ways.
I always wondered why there were so many Broncos fans in New Mexico
Bioetipll
I used to have this on dvd. Watched it almost religiously. Loved the drive on disc 2. The old nfl films docs on Floyd little tombstone Jackson.
The 1977 Broncos beat two of the best NFL teams of the 70’s in the playoffs. That was a big time achievement!!
I believe those Broncos could make another super bowl it’s been 27 years they always had success and I remember they had the packers for their first Super bowl in 1997 then 1998 they had the Falcons back in my time then they had the Panthers 2015 now they got Russell Wilson I hope those Bronco fans would love to see them in a another super bowl #NFL #DenverBroncos
I have been a Broncos fan since 2003 and i am still a Broncos fan 2023
Been a fan since 1973...
I’m from Mexico and I’m an LA sports fan (Dodgers, Lakers, USC, Kings) but when it comes to nfl football I’m a broncos fan for life. My dad grew up seeing this team go to superbowl many times and win the 2 in the 90s. I’m so happy I got to see them win it in 2015 and I hope this season they can turn it around, VAMOS BRONCOS 🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎
Fuck the Dodgers, Lakers and USC: 49er, Giants and Warriors fan here!
We need to update this with the Peyton Manning chapter.
>he got a concussion, he scared of running the ball very true, i'm pretty sure he did have a concussion, but that man DEFINTITELY was not scared to run the ball
then we get beat 20-70 against the dolphins... Edit: WE R BACK
And look how far we’ve come since that week. It’s all part of the story of the Broncos. It will make our next Super Bowl victory that much sweeter. DB4L!
And now look at them, 5 wins in a row and close to a playoff spot 🔥 personally I thank Miami for turning the season around
And I'll never stop being a broncos fan
These videos are so important and interesting. I didn't know or realize that Denver had such humble beginnings. But they did and they fought through them and they became a really historic franchise! The AFL was not as "BIG" or as well known or respected as the NFL and from all accounts not many thought or believed it would survive let alone compete. But again it did. Since then the league has evolved, grew, gotten even bigger and more popular than ever. Some people say NOT for the better however. Whatever you think or believe, these early days made more of an impact on what is now the NFL than most fans know or realize, myself included. This video not only showed how this smaller and "cheaper" team fought and scraped it's way to prominence and respect, but also the entire AFL itself and THOSE ARE HISTORICAL PARTS OF THE NFL THAT FANS NEED TO SEE AND LEARN ABOUT! Not just this billion dollar empire that we see now. Fans need to see and learn how much other teams fought and struggled to stay afloat, and many did not! Some teams didn't make it. Some went under, some were moved to a "more lucrative" or popular location, and like today that was usually due to one thing, 💰💵MONEY💵💰!! Now I was born in the north central part of the US. Wisconsin to be exact, and my team, the Green Bay Packers have had a historical influence in the NFL. Not a big conglomerate, or in a town with a giant population. But they had one thing, LOYALTY AND LOVE for their TEAM and their CITY! In a Sport where 💰💵money💵💰 controls everything, smaller teams, less expensive or less financially secure teams had to push harder, fight harder, and be much more tenacious than the more lucrative and rich teams. See I am a DIE-HARD Packers fan, 1,000%, but I am also a fan of the sport of 🏈🏉Football🏉🏈. So I truly love to learn about it's history, it's past, it's beginnings, issues and problems, and how they solved them. Learning about the teams and how they became what we see now. I was lucky, because my team, the Packers had their own Hall of Fame, and it was such a incredible experience to visit it. It was unique in that few teams had their OWN Hall of Fame. Back in the mid 70's my Grandparents would take me on vacation. Usually between mid-July and late-August. It would either be a 3 day or a week long trip. Or 2 or 3 different trips, but the one constant was, we'd ALWAYS visit the Packers Hall of Fame and sometimes Lambeau Field as well. They had some legendary jerseys, helmets, 🏈🏉footballs🏉🏈 , as well as a really cool place to buy memorabilia, but the one part I really loved? Was the small or 🎥📽mini-theater🎥📽. Here they'd show some classic games, highlights, and mini-movies made by 🎞🎥NFL 🎞FILMS🎥 🎞. They had the legendary 🥶🌡ICE🥶BOWL🌡🥶 with the ⭐🤠Dallas⭐Cowboys🤠⭐ as well as Super🏈 Bowl I & II, as well as some previous championship years. My point is it was such a unique and really fun place for a young child to spend some quality time with his family at. It wasn't just fun, it was also informative, interesting, and it gave you a history lesson, albeit a history lesson about football, it showed you how interesting the past could be. Those years were some of the most amazing, enjoyable, entertaining, fun, unique, beautiful, special, and memorable experiences of my life. Learning that there was and is SO MUCH MORE to learn about Professional Football than just 🏃running🏃♂️, passing, tackling, and kicking. I also learned that so many teams have a really tough history, and had hard and difficult times and challenges that they faced and fought. I still have my "rivalries", and teams that we have historically been at odds with, disliked, even hated, but I learned that many teams/franchises deserve respect for what they've accomplished. For instance, the Chicago Bears are the Packers rival, as are the Minnesota Vikings. We boo each other, scream 😱 at them, but I still have a respect for what they had/have accomplished. Players like Gayle Sayers, Walter Payton, Mike Singletary, etc are all phenomenal and unbelievably talented players. Being able to learn their historical significance and what they accomplished when they played was incredible. However watching what Walter Payton did to my team during his prime was painful, so painful! I'd love to see a complete history on each NFL team and to finish or end it with a complete history of both the AFL & the NFL, the teams past and present.
I've never seen someone so pure to write a comment this long, thank you😎
@@Legless_Lizard i love McRibs, and i agree with you completely. cannot remember when i read an entire comment that long. 😅
That is a very heartfelt comment and I understand your feelings but the AFL survived because of one thing only - their TV deals with ABC and NBC. AFL teams got more money pro rata from TV than the NFL teams and that enabled them to offer comparable or higher wages to the best college players so they could compete. Eventually the signing wars got so out of hand the NFL had to offer a merger, but it was all because of those TV deals.
2:40 is this the same guy that owns the reds in the 70s ?
yup-Bob Howsam was a baseball guy-he was the GM of the Cards in the mid 60's, then the Reds GM afterwards for the Big Red Machine era...kind of interesting how the AFL came to exist with only 8 teams in 1960!
Denver broncos for life This will be my entrance theme for wwe #proudbroncofan #futurewwesuperstar
Broncos 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🐴🐴🐴🐴🐴🐴🐴🐴🐴🐴🐴🐴🐴🟠🟠🟠🟠🟠🟠🟠🟠🟠🟠🟠🟠🟠🟪🟪🟪🟪🟪🟪
1:29:32 what's the name of the music loop and who is it by??
Homer Simpson Best Owner
i miss it
How did you not mention Shannon Sharpe at all💀
Broncos country forever
THIS WAS COOL.............
Ahhh yes, " The Drive " ! My then wife Mary & I & my Brother Joe, were ALL at Dad's apartment. It was at ground level, so I'd walk outside, just to get some air. Dad was so nervous he couldn't sit still, & he just paced his apt. Joe was laying on the floor, the carpet, closing his eyes in between plays, & Mary was in the rocker, hands gripped on the arms . What a moment that drive was ! When we scored, I knew we'd win .--------------MJL< 76 y/o
eally enjoy the history ........ from the beginning , 1960 ........especially the first 30 years ........ thru their wins over the browns in the afc title games ....
I had a daughter. But if I had a son, I would've named him John Elway Collins.
My wife would not let me name our Son- GEORGE BRETT SPROUSE..
Everyone is naming their kids Liam and Noah these days 😂
Comedian Brad Williams named his daughter Elway
The Denver broncos orange color always looked red to me.... I never knew that their team colors was orange and blue...lol
They initially after disposing of the brown& mustard-ish yellow/gold went for Cleveland orange because 1962-64 HEAD COACH JACK FAULKNER grew up a CLEVELAND BROWNS fan. But, his uniform order came in with a U. OF Tennessee bright orange instead, all shipped by mistake, of course. The orange helmets had on their sides the brown bucking Bronco horse with a star in its eye= cartoonish logo for the first six games, but the logo was changed to a white horse thereafter. There was a dark blue trim on the pants stripe and on the white jersey the numbers were dark blue. The next year or so, the team decided to play up the orange and went to a reddish orange with wider and taller dark royal blue sleeve squarish stripes containing the number of the jersey, and they changed the helmets to reddish orange in 1963, too. They stayed with that reddish orange until 1978 when the dye became scarce and harder to match for the fans' souvenir gear, and the team's uniform, alike, forcing Denver to go to a brighter, not Tennessee bright, but brighter standard orange, the primary color they wear today. Also for a couple of seasons in '78-80, DENVER went back to their 1968-71 ORANGE road PANTS, although, in '68-71 they wore reddish orange road pants.(In 1967, they wore white pants only with a royal blue helmet containing no logo.) In 1968, with LOU SABAN as the new head coach, DENVER brought out that "D" LOGO with the snorting white horse inside. In '78 thru '80, they wore the brighter orange that matched their jersies. After 1980, Denver went to strictly white pants in '81 when DAN REEVES arrived as head coach, until the dark blue monochromes came in an earlier decade of this century. Of course, the dark blue primary jersies began in 1997 and are now the alternate jersey. The original orange alternates that began in the earlier 21st century decade, are now the primary jersey. The special colorfast jersies monochrome and styled in the 1967-1996 jersies except for dark blue helmets and jersey and pants.. trim, subbed for the royal blue worn from '67 thru '96. Hope that clears that up. There will be a test in three weeks. I am selling crib notes for $75.00 a word in the back of my quanset hut. Ok, don't be hasty..its a special.
Question to Denver fans, is Elway tarnishing his career as GM?
No but he sold the broncos soul for peyton. SB 50 was worth it, to me.
Elway is the reason we have 3 Super Bowls and the most super bowl appearances in NFL history.
He isn’t the gm anynore
John Elway chose to be a Bronco over a Yankee? He must not have been as good as a baseball player to turn down the Yankees
Thats true Ms felony... I don't think elway wouldve had the same success playing baseball as he did during his Hall of fame football career... I would have definitely chose the Yankees and baseball over the Denver broncos add to it baseball contracts are guaranteed money once you sign that contract... And more money!!!
He still ended up in the Broncs Zoo. Because some of his games.WILD endings…
Not sure I believe Elway wouldn't have made a great baseball player. I heard he had a tryout with the Kansas City Royals. The player that played third base at the time basically said that he hoped Elway would play football instead because if he didn't he might find himself out of a job. That third baseman was hall of famer George Brett.
RIP to great, GREAT Dallas Cowboy in Dan Reeves. Denver never appreciated Dan Reeves and that is just another reason he will forever be a Cowboy.
gosh you are the reason the world hates cowboys fan
THANK YOU......and a big John Elway .. I WUV YOU....(omg..what a great Broncos moment 😂😂😂).Now, with all your beloved Russell Wilson platitudes....,"Let's Ride..." How is that Randy Gregory thing working out?
@18:50 Wow, did the steal Oilers jackets and out Broncos on them?
The 1973 Cowboys at Broncos was one of the hardest hitting, great games of all time. Check it out....Go Cowboys
Barney Chavous hit Staubach so hard on one play I have no idea how he got up!
After that intro be and Elway screaming "I love you..." Thank God I am a Cowboys fan
That #87 cat, the AFL defended should be ashamed they could not cover him. He ran the ugliest routes of all time and he was fat and slow.
Lol you mean Ed McCaffrey, Christian McCaffrey’s dad
@@almightysosa3007 Whatever ...hope you enjoyed Randy Gregory......"Let's Rid ...DIE...70 PTS LOL
@@almightysosa3007 I think he means Lionel Taylor since he said AFL.
The two best Broncos are John Elway and Rich "Tombstone" Jackson
THE BRONCOS OWN TOM BRADY 3-1 playoff w-l record...2-0 AFC TITLE GAMES!!
7 rings -3 rings lol
Me and my soon to be gf were at the game [on my birthday] where T.D. injured his knee I watched the entire thing through my binoculars...she was optimistic because he walked off the field, then, I reminded her that John Mobley had also walked off on his own power when he suffered a similar injury...all was not lost we went back to her place in Conifer and she gave me an awesome b-day gift...THE GIFT OF SEX!!!
the fact that the guys who made the ninjago theme also happened to make this song blows my mind
DB4L !!!!!! 🧡💙🧡💙🧡