The last AFC championship game between the Patriots and Broncos was also the final matchup between a pair of all-time greats.

Peyton Manning and Broncos legends delivered a “playoff time” message for Broncos Country before Denver hosts the Bills in the Divisional Round. The post Peyton Manning, Broncos Legends Send Clear Message Before Bills Game appeared first on Heavy Sports.

Peyton Manning thought it might have been a fake report. Unfortunately, the Bo Nix news was all too real.

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To be fair, you might’ve had the same initial reaction as Peyton Manning to the Broncos’ devastating injury news. Upon learning that quarterback Bo Nix suffered a season-ending ankle injury in Saturday’s 33-30 overtime win against the Bills in the divisional round,

Broncos legends Peyton Manning and Shannon Sharpe drew attention reacting to Denver's playoff win against the Buffalo Bills.

Nix leads the Broncos into the biggest game of his young career to date, a crucial divisional round matchup with the Buffalo Bills in Denver on Saturday. Can Nix repeat Manning's feat when he was a No. 1 seed in 2015, and lead the Broncos back to the pinnacle of the sport?

The Patriots have become one of the league’s legendary franchises, have won six Super Bowls (appearing in 11 total) and posting a 39-22 overall playoff record. As for the Broncos, Denver has secured three Lombardis (in eight Super Bowl appearances) and they have an all-time playoff record of 24-20.

The vibe for the Denver Broncos this week has been somewhere between “cautiously optimistic” and “nervous breakdown.” Losing your starting quarterback right before the biggest game of the year is the kind of scriptwriter cruelty usually reserved for a soap opera,

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