Me too lol

Bro what a game that was!

Same

Now to go to the super bowl highlights

Me too!

I’m pretty sure I’d take this over the 96 divisional loss even tho I wasn’t alive for the loss in 96.. that year Broncos were 14-2 with a 1 seed in the afc playoffs.. Jaguars came in like 9-7 6th seed with a qb who had never started a post season game and kept up with Denver’s 1 rated offense and pulled the win out 30-27.. my dad to this day said that’s his most painful moment of being a Denver fan.. the ravens double overtime loss in 2012 stung quite a bit as well and will probably go down as my most painful fan moment lol

@@Shinuchiha_99 And don't forget, the Jags entered that '96 playoff game as a second-year expansion team. Mark Brunell was their quarterback, Tom Coughlin was their head coach and they pulled off a stunning upset over the Bills. It marked the first time that any opposing team walked out of Buffalo with a playoff win and it sent Jim Kelly into retirement. That team was a lot better than people gave them credit for, but at the same time, the Broncos had no business losing that game at home.

Broncos only loss at home in 2005

@mtrujillo1973 hilarious

He had a decent year, but couldn’t translate it here.

nice, but I feel old at 37 now 😒

Not without a defense.

@@shawnj1966 We have a top 5 defense

@@shawnj1966 defense?? Seriously? Steelers d had a huge turning point last season. Offense is more of a question than defense. AB left a big hole

Looks like we are

@@dmeads5663 well im a giant fan and the browns put a beating on yall. Hope the browns can win against the chiefs and play in the afc championship game , and maybe get 2 the super bowl. They deserve it.

LOOOOOL

mtrujillo1973 someone’s madddd

🤣🤣🤣 Liquid Plummer

Denver was a solid team (13-3 and pretty solid statistically), but they didn’t play well in this game.

​@@fortynights1513I wouldn't doubt if the Broncos were favored to win this game.Unless the Steelers were favored.

@@arnoldgarzajr1164 The Steelers were underdogs. They were a 6th seed and they won 3 straight road playoff games against the Bengals, Broncos and Colts on their way to the SB.

Nope

nope. the titans got thrashed by the chiefs.

not even close. 2019 season belongs to the chiefs. even i as a patriots fan i gotta give credit where credit it's due. mahome's a beast!

Tennessee had a solid team in 2019, and that could be the farthest that team will go.

Broncos fan here,but I will say that can happen if they end the season with a better record than the chiefs & Broncos can hold a better record than the raiders.But then again we may play the chiefs if that happens?I kind of forget how scenarios go..it gets complicated lol..

They have a couple of times.

Fun fact for you: the Broncos did face the Steelers in the afc title game in 97 and the Qb of the Steelers that year went to and played football for Colorado university in Boulder and was a national champion in 91.. that man is cordell Stewart.. one of the great qbs like Marino, Kelly, mcnabb, Moon, McNair etc. who have never won a world title but definitely got close just no cigar

I was living in DC at the time (been in Detroit since 2007) and I went to both games...in Pittsburgh in 1997 and in Denver in 2005...awesome times lose, then win!

When u play the Jets lol

Almost there man almost there is coming home

Can confirm Never unless pickett leads us

Can confirm Pickett didn’t lead us

That wss last year

K O R i G A N yes. It was his second season in the league. His first season they were defeated by New England in the AFC Championship game

RealBlessed we won the 2005 Super Bowl idiot we won it the 2004-2005 regular season

@@duskthunder9274 no you didnt, idiot. The Patriots won the Superbowl for the 04-05 season. Pittsburgh won for the 2005-2006 season.

Bro y’all lost to Tebow though

Certainly a bad performance on Jake Plummer’s part, but for the absolute worst in the AFC Championship Game, look up both quarterbacks in 1982. If you add up what David Woodley and Richard Todd did in that game, it’s barely a third of Plummer’s passer rating here.

97-77 is not average lmao most coaches would kill for that. Look at belichek without Brady it’s barely .500

He had a shot with Arizona from 2014-2017 just never got it done in the post season.. 2015-2016 season was probably the best shot he had.. Carolina and Cam Newton put those dreams to rest rather easily in the nfc title game that same season though… RIP Carson

I was a fan of his and wrote him a letter in middle school lol

@@JOEL00111 i remember laughing at his name whenever I pulled his football card out from my collection lol

Physically in 2006, yes. But we tend to say 2005 because that was the NFL season it’s a part of.

This was just before high definition became more of the norm on television (you can find it for a handful of stand alone telecasts before this, but around 2007 or 2008, it becomes more common arguably)

@@fortynights1513 I know. I watched this in high definition when it was broadcast. What I am saying is the 480i "original broadcast" resolution looks better than this. It looks like it was recorded on low quality VHS, copied a few times, worn out a bit, then transferred to digital format. A few of the 70's Steelers games are on KZfaq with better quality.

@@Creelick67 I could see older games from this having better video quality. The down lines and score box look rough in particular. As for the two teams we have here: Pittsburgh had a very good team (on defense in particular), and would make and win the Super Bowl of course. From a Seahawks fan, winning on the road three times before that is pretty impressive too. As for Denver, they didn’t match up well against Pittsburgh from the looks of it, but credit where it’s due, they went 13-3 with season stats that are relatively close to a team of that record, they handed Brady and Belichick their first playoff loss in the prior round, and this is probably the best team that Mike Shanahan coached without John Elway under center, as well as the only one who won a playoff game.

Ironically 1969 was probably considered the the Steelers worst year.

2005