Denver Broncos Super Bowl Wins

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Backup quarterbacks helped Broncos win Super Bowls in 1998 and 2015

After losing starting quarterback Bo Nix to a season-ending ankle injury, the Denver Broncos will turn to backup quarterback Jarrett Stidham as they look to secure a spot in the Super Bowl.

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When is the last time the Broncos won the Super Bowl? A full history

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Can Broncos win Super Bowl without Bo Nix? Denver faces tough road ahead

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AFC Championship Game betting preview: Odds, picks for Patriots-Broncos on Sunday, Jan. 25

Denver will be without starting quarterback Bo Nix for the rest of the postseason after he broke a bone in his ankle in the Broncos' overtime win over the Buffalo Bills.

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Broncos' Jarrett Stidham talks for the first time since Bo Nix's injury announcement

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NFL bold predictions for the AFC Championship playoff game

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Patriots vs. Broncos: Who has the edge? A tale of the tape

Stidham will be making his first-ever playoff start.

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Mike Vrabel Named NFL Coach of the Year as Patriots Prepare for Broncos Showdown

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Patriots Mike Vrabel Wins Prestigious End Of Season Award

Broncos' last Super Bowl win: Revisiting Denver team that beat Panthers with historic defense, Peyton Manning

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Alex Smith: Broncos can ‘absolutely’ win Super Bowl with Jarrett Stidham

Can the Broncos win a Super Bowl with Jarrett Stidham? Alex Smith weighs in.

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Social Media Is Exposing The Denver Broncos

The Denver Broncos are one win away from returning to the Super Bowl, 10 years after their most recent trip to the championship game. The Broncos dominated the Carolina Panthers to win Super Bowl 50,

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“Tom Brady Replaced Drew Bledsoe”: RGIII Thinks the Broncos Can Win the Super Bowl Without Bo Nix

Backup quarterbacks have authored some of the NFL’s most improbable championship stories. Tom Brady replaced Drew Bledsoe in 2001. Kurt Warner took over for Trent Green in 1999. Jeff Hostetler, Jim Plunkett, and Earl Morrall all lifted Lombardi Trophies after being thrust into the spotlight by injury.