Broncos Brock Osweiler zeros in on Panther’s defense

Had he remained healthy and led the Giants to victory instead of Jeff Hostetler, Simms might well be enshrined in the Pro Football Hall of Fame. The Denver Broncos will play the Carolina Panthers in Super Bowl 50 on Sunday, February 7.

Manning, 39, is expected to retire and Anderson admits losing the game is not an option.

But Manning insists he is strictly fixed on the game. Sunday’s game could be Manning’s last, though he’s not tipping his hand.

“We beat the champs twice”, cornerback Chris Harris said Monday night, via NFL.com “Nobody cared, I guess”. Still, it’s going to take much more than that to move the ball against the Broncos. “I don’t know. I’m all about faith, anything could happen just like that”.

“I pinch myself just being in front of you guys”, Oher said from his Super Bowl podium.

“He’s brought that”, general manager John Elway said.

Still, the Denver Broncos are going to do whatever they can to keep backup Brock Osweiler around, too, and not lose him in free agency. Manning is 1-2 in Super Bowls.

“I don’t have to pay anything”, Newton said. “All he can do is add to his legacy. I remember going to Coach [Tom] Coughlin after that [San Francisco] game and saying, “Man we’ve been here before, the exact same thing happened, ‘ and he was like ‘Yeah, I hope the end result is the same” and it was”.

The mega-publisher let the Madden NFL 16 AI play out the biggest match in all of American sports, and got the result that matches most expert predictions: a narrow win for Carolina over the Denver Broncos, with quarterback Cam Newton picking up the MVP trophy. “When that leaves, then I’ll stop playing”, said Davis, who is still running a 4.3-second 40-yard dash. “It was one of the bravest things I’ve seen a guy do”, Rivera said. “I promise you, I’m not trying to offend anyone that doesn’t understand”. They’re honoring, as far as I know, all of the living Super Bowl MVPs and Eli will be out there.

Newton was drafted first overall by the Panthers, and many thought he was not smart enough to be an elite National Football League quarterback. It’d be kind of a neat moment.

Our Super Bowl Reporter Mike Clemens will have updates from California as the week goes on.