((Equipo de la NFL | name = Denver Broncos | Actual = 2009 Denver Broncos temporada Logo.svg | logo = Denver Broncos suplentes | Casco = Denver Broncos_helmet_rightface.png | Fundación = 1960 | Ciudad = Invesco Field at Mile High
Denver, Colorado | Misc = ', con sede en Englewood, Colorado | Uniforme = Image: AFCW-Uniforme de DEN.PNG - Colores | = azul marino, naranja, blanco ((caja de color | # 002244)) ((caja de color | # fb4f14)) ((caja de color | White)) Apodos | = Orange Crush (1977-1979 defensa) Elway Attack | Entrenador = Josh McDaniels | Propietario = Pat Bowlen | Gerente general = Brian Xanders | Mascota = "Tormenta II" (de caballos en vivo)
" Miles" (traje de traje) | Hist_yr = 1960 | Affiliate_old = American Football League (1960-1969)

• División del Oeste (1960-1969)

| NFL_start_yr = 1970 | Division_hist =

• ' American Football Conference (1970-presente) '
  • ' AFC Oeste (1970-presente) '

No_league_champs | = 2 No_sb_champs | = 2 No_conf_champs | = 6 No_div_champs | = 10 Sb_champs | = 1997 ( XXXII), 1998 ( XXXIII), Conf_champs | =

• 'AFC:' 1977, 1986, 1987, 1989, 1997, 1998

Div_champs | =

• 'AFC Oeste:' 1977, 1978, 1984, 1986, 1987, 1989, 1991, 1996, 1998, 2005

| Playoff_appearances =

• 'NFL:' 1977, 1978, 1979, 1983, 1984, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1996, 1997, 1998, 2000 , 2003, 2004, 2005 </ li> </ ul> No_playoff_appearances | = 20 | Stadium_years =

• Estadio Mile High (1960-2000)
• ' Invesco Field at Mile High (2001-presente) '

)) El 'Denver Broncos' son un balón de fútbol profesional de de América equipo con sede en Denver, Colorado. Ellos son actualmente un miembro de la American Football Conference (AFC) División Oeste en la Liga Nacional de Fútbol (NFL). Los Broncos comenzaron a jugar en 1960 como miembro fundador de la American Football League y se unió a la NFL como parte de la AFL-NFL de fusión. Ellos juegan en Invesco Field at Mile High. == == Historia de la franquicia ((detalles | Historia de los Denver Broncos)) 1960-1998 === === El 'Denver Broncos' fue fundado el 14 de agosto de 1959, cuando béisbol de ligas menores propietario Bob Howsam fue galardonado con una franquicia de fútbol americano de la Liga Americana Carta. ^[1] Although they were part of the uniform change in 1997 and most players wanted to wear them, the only player who vetoed wearing them was John Elway, thereby delaying their eventual introduction. An oddity of their pants are that the home white pants have an orange stripe, but the road white pants have a navy blue stripe. In 2002, the Broncos introduced an alternate orange jersey with a navy blue stripe going up the sides. The orange trades places with the navy blue on this alternate jersey, as it becomes the dominant color while the navy blue complements. This jersey was most recently used in an October 4, 2009 game vs. the Dallas Cowboys, and the Broncos plan to wear them for one additional game during the 2009 season: November 9 vs. the Pittsburgh Steelers.^[2] Former head coach Mike Shanahan was not a big fan of the alternate orange jerseys.^[3] The Broncos previously wore orange jerseys as a throwback uniform in a Thanksgiving Day game at the Dallas Cowboys in 2001. On November 16, 2003, the Broncos wore their white jerseys at home for the first time since 1983, in a game vs. the San Diego Chargers. This was compensation for a uniform mix-up after the teams' first meeting in Week 2 at San Diego's Qualcomm Stadium earlier that season, when the Chargers were the team that was supposed to declare their uniform color. The Chargers were planning to wear their white jerseys, but the visiting Broncos came to the stadium in white, and were fined $25,000 by the NFL as a result. When the two teams met at Invesco Field at Mile High later that season (Week 11), the NFL allowed the visiting Chargers to choose their uniform color in advance, and they chose navy blue, forcing the Broncos to wear their white jerseys at home.^[4] In 2009, in honor of their 50th anniversary season as one of the eight original AFL teams, the Broncos wore their 1960 throwback uniforms (brown helmets, mustard yellow and brown jerseys) for games vs. the New England Patriots (October 11) and at the San Diego Chargers (October 19).^{[5] [6]}

Contenido 1 Home field 2 Statistics 2.1 Season-by-season records 2.2 Head-To-Head Records vs. Opponents 3 Players of note 3.1 Current roster 3.2 Pro Football Hall of Famers 3.3 Retired numbers 3.4 Ring of Fame 3.5 Colorado Sports Hall of Fame 4 Personal 4.1 Head coaches 4.2 Current staff 5 Radio and television 6 Enlaces externos

Home field

For most of their history they played in Mile High Stadium, which became one of the shrines of professional football for its record ongoing streak of sellouts. The AFL Broncos played at the University of Denver's Hilltop Stadium from time to time, including the first-ever victory of an AFL team over an NFL team: The Broncos beat the Detroit Lions on Aug. 5, 1967, in a preseason game.

The team has sold out every home game (including post-season games) since the NFL merger in 1970, with the exception of two replacement games during the 1987 strike (but both were sold out before the strike). During home games, the attendance is announced to the crowd, along with the number of no-shows (the fans subsequently boo the no-shows).

The stadium's legendary home-field advantage is regarded as one of the best in the NFL, especially during the post-season. The Broncos have had the best home record in pro football over the past 32 years (1974–2006, 191–65–1). Mile High Stadium was one of the NFL's loudest stadiums, with steel flooring instead of concrete, which may have given the Broncos an advantage over opponents.

Since 2001, they have played at Invesco Field at Mile High, built next to the former site of the since demolished old Mile High Stadium. Sportswriter Woody Paige, along with many of Denver's fans, however, often refuse to call the new stadium by its full name, preferring to use Mile High Stadium because of its storied history and sentimental import. Additionally the Denver Post had an official policy of referring to the stadium as simply "Mile High Stadium" in protest, but dropped this policy in 2004.

The Colorado altitude has also been attributed as part of the team's home success. The stadium displays multiple references to the stadium's location of 5.280 pies (0,99999999792 mi) above sea level, including a prominent mural just outside the visiting team's locker room.

Statistics

Season-by-season records

Head-To-Head Records vs. Opponents

Includes postseason records.^[7]

--	Team	Won	Lost	Tied	Percentage	Last Meeting at Denver		Last Meeting vs. Denver		Postseason	--	Fecha	Resultados	Fecha	Resultados	- Align = "center"	--	Arizona Cardinals	7	0	1	1.000	12/29/2002	W 37-7	12/07/2006	W 37-20		--	Atlanta Falcons	8	4	0	.667	10/31/2004	L 28-41	11/16/2008	W 24-20	1-0	--	Baltimore Ravens	3	4	0	.429	10/09/2006	W 13-3	11/01/2009	L 7-30	0-1	--	Buffalo Bills	15	18	1	.455	12/21/2008	L 23-30	09/09/2007	W 15-14	0-1	--	Carolina Panthers	2	1	0	.667	10/10/2004	W 20-17	12/14/2008	L 10-30		--	Chicago Bears	6	7	0	.462	11/23/2003	L 10-19	11/25/2007	L 34-37 (OT)		--	Cincinnati Bengals	17	8	0	.680	12/24/2006	W 24-23	09/13/2009	W 12-7		--	Cleveland Browns	18	5	0	.783	09/20/2009	W 27-6	11/06/2008	W 34-30	3-0	--	Dallas Cowboys	6	4	0	.600	10/04/2009	W 17-10	11/24/2005	W 24-21 (OT)	0-1	--	Detroit Lions	6	4	0	.600	09/28/2003	W 20-16	11/04/2007	L 7-44		--	Green Bay Packers	5	5	1	.500	10/29/2007	L 13-19 (OT)	12/28/2003	L 3-31	1-0	--	Houston Texans	1	1	0	.500	11/07/2004	W 31-13	12/13/2007	L 13-31		--	Indianapolis Colts	11	6	0	.647	10/29/2006	L 31-34	09/30/2007	L 20-38	0-2	--	Jacksonville Jaguars	3	4	0	.429	10/12/2008	L 17-24	10/02/2005	W 20-7	1-1	--	Kansas City Chiefs	44	53	0	.454	12/07/2008	W 24-17	09/28/2008	L 19-33	1-0	--	Miami Dolphins	3	11	1	.214	11/02/2008	L 17-26	09/11/2005	L 10-34	1-0	--	Minnesota Vikings	5	7	0	.417	12/30/2007	W 22-19 (OT)	10/19/2003	L 20-28		--	New England Patriots	25	16	0	.610	10/11/2009	W 20-17 (OT)	10/20/2008	L 7-41	2-0	--	New Orleans Saints	7	2	0	.778	09/21/2008	W 34-32	11/21/2004	W 34-13		--	New York Giants	4	5	0	.444	09/10/2001	W 31-20	10/23/2005	L 23-24	0-1	--	New York Jets	16	14	1	.533	11/20/2005	W 27-0	11/30/2008	W 34-17	1-0	--	Oakland Raiders	41	55	2	.427	11/23/2008	L 10-31	09/27/2009	W 23-3	1-1	--	Philadelphia Eagles	4	6	0	.400	10/30/2005	W 49-21	11/12/1995	L 13-31		--	Pittsburgh Steelers	13	6	1	.684	10/21/2007	W 31-28	11/05/2006	W 31-20	3-3	--	St. Louis Rams	5	6	0	.455	09/08/2002	W 23-16	09/10/2006	L 10-18		--	San Diego Chargers	54	44	1	.551	09/14/2008	W 39-38	10/19/2009	W 34-23		--	San Francisco 49ers	6	5	0	.545	12/31/2006	L 23-26 (OT)	09/15/2002	W 24-14	0-1	--	Seattle Seahawks	33	18	0	.647	12/03/2006	L 20-23	11/17/2002	W 31-9	0-1	--	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	5	2	0	.714	10/05/2008	W 16-13	10/03/2004	W 16-13		--	Tennessee Titans	13	20	1	.394	11/19/2007	W 34-20	12/25/2004	W 37-16	2-1	--	Washington Redskins	6	4	0	.600	10/09/2005	W 21-19	09/27/1998	W 38-16	0-1	--	Total	392	345	10	.532					17-15 (.531)	--	) NOTES AND FACTS: The Broncos have never lost to the Cardinals (St. Louis, Phoenix or Arizona). The Broncos have never lost at home to the Carolina Panthers or Houston Texans. The Broncos have never beaten the following teams on the road: Baltimore Ravens, Carolina Panthers, Houston Texans & Miami Dolphins. Largest margin of victory: 09/19/1976, 46-3 vs. N.Y. Jets; Largest margin of defeat: 09/07/1963, 7-59 vs. Kansas City Chiefs. Last shutout win: 11/20/2005, 27-0 vs. New York Jets; Last shutout loss: 11/22/1992, 0-24 at Los Angeles Raiders. The Broncos currently hold the NFL's longest active streak without being shutout in any game - regular season or postseason. The Broncos are the only active NFL team to have never been shutout in a regular season game at home. The Broncos have won the last nine meetings with the Cleveland Browns, dating back to the 1991 season. Players of note Current roster Plantilla:Denver Broncos roster Pro Football Hall of Famers 7, John Elway, QB, (1983-98) Class of 2004 24, Willie Brown, CB, (1963-66) Class of 1984 33, Tony Dorsett, RB, (1988) Class of 1994 65, Gary Zimmerman, OT, (1993-1997) Class of 2008 Retired numbers John Elway – #7 Frank Tripucka – #18 Floyd Little – #44 Ring of Fame The Broncos have a Ring of Fame on the Level 5 facade of INVESCO Field at Mile High, which honors the following: 23 Goose Gonsoulin, S, 1960-66, inducted 1984 44 Floyd Little, RB, 1967-75, inducted 1984 87 Lionel Taylor, WR, 1960-66, inducted 1984 87 Rich Jackson, DE, 1967-72, inducted 1984 Gerald Phipps, team owner, 1961-81, inducted 1985 12 Charley Johnson, QB, 1972-75, inducted 1986 18 Frank Tripucka, QB, 1960-63, inducted 1986 70 Paul Smith, DE, 1968-78, inducted 1986 36 Billy Thompson, S, 1969-81, inducted 1987 7 Craig Morton, QB, 1977-82, inducted 1988 15 Jim Turner, K, 1971-79, inducted 1988 25 Haven Moses, WR, 1972-81, inducted 1988 53 Randy Gradishar, LB, 1974-83, inducted 1989 57 Tom Jackson, LB, 1973-86, inducted 1992 20 Louis Wright, S, 1975-86, inducted 1993 7 John Elway, QB, 1983-98, inducted 1999 49 Dennis Smith, S, 1981-94, inducted 2001 77 Karl Mecklenburg, LB, 1983-95, inducted 2001 65 Gary Zimmerman, OT, 1993-97, inducted 2003 27 Steve Atwater, S, 1989-98, inducted 2005 30 Terrell Davis, RB, 1995-2001, inducted 2007 84 Shannon Sharpe, TE, 1990-99, 2002-03, inducted 2009 Colorado Sports Hall of Fame 23 Goose Gonsoulin, S, 1960-66 44 Floyd Little, RB, 1967-75 87 Lionel Taylor, WR, 1960-66 87 Rich Jackson, DE, 1967-72 Gerald Phipps, team owner, 1961-81 18 Frank Tripucka, QB, 1960-63 36 Billy Thompson, CB, 1969-81 7 Craig Morton, QB, 1977-82 25 Haven Moses, WR, 1972-81 53 Randy Gradishar, LB, 1976-83 57 Tom Jackson, LB, 1973-86 80 Rick Upchurch, WR, 1975-83 20 Louis Wright, S, 1975-86 Red Miller, Head Coach, 1977-80 Dan Reeves, Head Coach, 1981-92 7 John Elway, QB, 1983-98 77 Karl Mecklenburg, LB, 1983-94 84 Shannon Sharpe, TE, 1990-99, 2002-03 30 Terrell Davis, RB, 1995-2001 Personal Head coaches Artículo principal: List of Denver Broncos head coaches Current staff Plantilla:Denver Broncos staff Radio and television Plantilla:As of, the Broncos' flagship radio station was KOA, 850AM, a 50,000-watt station owned by Clear Channel Communications. Dave Logan is the play-by-play announcer; he starred for the Colorado Buffaloes before beginning his NFL career, spent mostly with the Cleveland Browns. Various hosts will fill in as the color commentator. Preseason games not selected for airing on national television are shown on KCNC, channel 4, which is a CBS owned-and-operated station, as well as other CBS affiliates around the Rocky Mountain region. Enlaces externos Sitio oficial de los Denver Broncos (inglés)

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