What Are The Denver Broncos Odds To Win Super Bowl 59?

Denver Broncos Playoff History

Since being established back in 1960, the Denver Broncos Super Bowl history hasn’t been disappointing to follow. They have seen 22 playoff appearances in their existence along with 15 division championships, 8 conference championships, and 3 Super Bowl victories.

Broncos Playoff Appearances

In their 60-year existence, the Broncos have made the postseason a total of 22 times. Their first playoff appearance came in 1977 when Red Miller took over as coach and led them to three straight playoff appearances. They had a great playoff run in the 80s under coach Dan Reeves as he led them to six playoff berths from 1980 to 1992. Their next playoff run came in the 90s with John Elway under center and Mike Shanahan at the helm of things as they went to four playoffs. Their most recent run started in the year 2000 where they have made the playoffs nine times from 2000 to 2015 which was their last year in the postseason.

Broncos Division Championships

Of their 22 playoff berths, they have added 15 division championships to their resume with their first two coming in 1977 and 1978 under Red Miller. They added five more from 1984-1991 all under coach Dan Reeves. When Mike Shanahan took over in 1995 he led them to three more in 1996, 1998 and 2005. Their next division title did not come until 2011when John Fox took over as coach and led them to four straight from 2011 to 2014 and their final one came in 2015 which is also their most recent one.

Broncos Conference Championships

On the Broncos resume, it includes 8 conference championships with their first one coming back in 1977 under Red Miller. They had a nice run in the 80s with John Elway as well and Dan Reeves as they won three conference titles. The duo won two more in the 90s as well in 1997 and 1998. Their next two did not come until 2013 under coach John Fox and in 2015 under Gary Kubiak in which both times Peyton Manning was under center.

Broncos Super Bowl Victories

The Denver Broncos are no stranger to winning the Super Bowl as they have three championships. Those Super Bowl rings, however, did not come until later on in their existence until 1997, 1998, and 2015.

Starting with their first title run in 1997 for Super Bowl XXXII, the Broncos defeated the Green Bay Packers with a final score of 31-24. The Broncos were going against all odds here as they went into the game as an 11-point underdog and completely shattered the spread in winning fashion. Terrell Davis was named the MVP of the game after his unbelievable performance where he rushed for 157 yards and three touchdowns.

Their second Super Bowl run came just one year later for Super Bowl XXXIII in 1998 where they took on and defeated the Atlanta Falcons. They had no problems covering their 7-point favored spread as they won with a final score of 34-19. John Elway was named the Super Bowl MVP here after throwing for 336 yards and a touchdown and also rushed for a touchdown as well.

They won their most recent Super Bowl in 2015 for Super Bowl 50. They defeated the Carolina Panthers with a final score of 24-10 and defeated all odds as they went into the game being seen as 5-point underdogs and clearly covered it in winning fashion. Linebacker, Von Miller was named the Super Bowl MVP as he finished with 2.5 sacks, 2 forced fumbles, and five solo tackles.

With many still hesitant on their odds, Broncos SB 59 betting sites taking US players will need to see much improvement before moving their odds. That said, the Broncos Super Bowl 59 odds will remain put until proven otherwise.

The Broncos’ Illustrious History Of Playoff Comebacks

The Denver Broncos have been one of the NFL’s best franchises at making up large deficits, though not many of those comebacks took place in the playoffs. The largest comeback the Denver Broncos ever completed was on January 4, 1992, against the then-Houston Oilers. The Oilers took a 21-6 lead early in the second quarter on Warren Moon’s third touchdown pass of the day; however, a 1 yard touchdown rush by Broncos’ running back Greg Lewis towards the end of the first half began a run that saw the Broncos outscore the Oilers 20-3. This happened by another 1 yard rushing touchdown from Greg Lewis and two David Treadwell field goals - the latter of which completed the Broncos’ largest comeback in playoff history, putting Denver ahead for the final score of 26-24.