Jacoby Jones (12) catches a pass for a touchdown in front of Denver Broncos free safety Rahim Moore (26) of the AFC divisional round playoff game at Sports Authority Field. (Ron Chenoy-USA TODAY Sports)

The main goal of every NFL football team is to win the Super Bowl.  If you have experienced your favorite team winning an NFL Championship, you know it is a great feeling. Because of that, there is a desire among fans to see their team win the big game every year!  Realizing that this is not possible, losses are just a part of the game. Besides, it wouldn’t be much fun if the Denver Broncos won every game and NEVER lost would it?  Well, it might be, but like I said, that is just not possible.

Losing helps you appreciate the wins more. As we settle into the offseason, I’ve taken some time out to reflect on some past Bronco losses and have rated them from one to ten.  The list is just my opinion and would probably change if I rated these same games next week.  You may ask why I am focusing on the losses. Don’t worry Bronco fans, next week I will focus on the top ten wins!   (more…)

Prior to winning their first Lombardi Trophy in 1998, the Broncos suffered four Super Bowl losses while being outscored 163-50 (US Presswire)

By my calculations, ESPN, The NFL Network, and NBC are scheduled for approximately 18 hours of pregame coverage of Super Bowl XLVI.   You can either tune into these programs to find out the latest team news regarding injuries, final game day preparations, pre-game meals, Saturday night bed checks, team bus arrival times, and other useless trivia knowledge, or you can search the internet for Bronco Super Bowl history. The New England Patriots and New York Giants may have the spotlight today but The Broncos are still the most important team to us.    To help get you started, I’ve included a brief synopsis of the Broncos Super Bowl history.

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