Santa Clara, CA – Broncos Beat Panthers To Win Super Bowl

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    Carolina Panthers’ Mike Tolbert (35) fumbles  as he is taken down by Denver Broncos’ Darian Stewart (26) during the first half of the NFL Super Bowl 50 football game Sunday, Feb. 7, 2016, in Santa Clara, Calif. (AP Photo/Julie Jacobson)Santa Clara, CA – Thanks to Super Bowl MVP Von Miller and the Orange Rush, Peyton Manning can go out on top.

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    Miller had 2 1/2 sacks, forced Cam Newton to fumble twice and the Broncos beat the Panthers 24-10 to win the franchise’s third Super Bowl title Sunday night.

    Newton, the NFL MVP, was harassed by Denver’s smothering, top-ranked defense all game. He was visibly frustrated after throwing an interception and slammed his hand on the turf when a referee didn’t call a late hit in the fourth.

    Manning was 13 of 23 for 141 yards and one interception. The victory was his 200th career win, second Super Bowl championship and he became the first QB to win an NFL title with two teams.


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    Boochie
    Boochie
    8 years ago

    Very disappointing night, lousy game, lousy commercials,

    At least the food was good

    8 years ago

    I knew it all along since week 17. David Blatt the Magician predicted it when Denver was a real long shot!

    Mark Levin
    Mark Levin
    8 years ago

    CNN just reported that the Carolina Panthers have tweeted that they will be returning to Charlotte after the game. The Broncos have emailed their staff letting them now about this. Finally, Ted Cruz is apologizing for this too.

    sighber
    sighber
    8 years ago

    They don’t have mixed gender games? They don’t let women hold the football? I guess women on the wall don’t watch the game.

    8 years ago

    The half time game was disgusting; years ago, there was better family entertainment, during the half time of the Super Bowl; alas, this is the state of “quality entertainment” today. I remember the opening ceremony of the Olympics in Beijing in 2008; now, that was a show, which will never be repeated. Wouldn’t it have been nice, if such a spectacular performance, such as that one, were shown yesterday, at the Super Bowl?