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The 1896 AFC Championship Denver Broncos "The Drive" | The 1987 AFC Championship Game between the Denver Broncos and the Cleveland Browns at Cleveland Municipal Stadium is etched in NFL lore as one of the most thrilling games ever played. With time running out, the Browns surged ahead, igniting a wave of euphoria among their home crowd.

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The 1896 AFC Championship Denver Broncos "The Drive"

By Darin Hayes 📅 2025-01-11
The 1987 AFC Championship Game between the Denver Broncos and the Cleveland Browns at Cleveland Municipal Stadium is etched in NFL lore as one of the most thrilling games ever played. With time running out, the Browns surged ahead, igniting a wave of euphoria among their home crowd.

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However, the jubilation was short-lived. The Broncos, facing a daunting situation pinned deep within their own territory, unleashed a remarkable comeback orchestrated by quarterback John Elway. In a breathtaking display of determination and skill, Elway engineered a miraculous 98-yard drive in just over five minutes, culminating in a game-tying touchdown with mere seconds remaining.


The drama continued into overtime, where a decisive field goal sealed a 23-20 victory for the Broncos. This epic comeback, now legendary as "The Drive," solidified Elway's place among NFL greats and remains a testament to the unwavering spirit of perseverance and the unpredictable nature of championship football.

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