Broncos Pass Lakers To Become Second-Winningest Sports Franchise

With Sunday’s win over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, the Broncos moved ahead of the Los Angeles Lakers for the second-highest win percentage among American pro sports franchises during Pat Bowlen’s ownership. Since 1984, only one other professional sports team in the country has a better win percentage than the Broncos.
[caption id="attachment_2308" align="alignnone" width="420"]TAMPA, FL - OCTOBER 2: Emmanuel Sanders #10 of the Denver Broncos celebrates his touchdown with a somersault during the fourth quarter of their game the Tampa Bay Buccaneers at Raymond James Stadium on October 2, 2016 in Tampa, Florida. (Photo by Joseph Garnett Jr. /Getty Images) (Photo by Joseph Garnett Jr. /Getty Images)[/caption]
The San Antonio Spurs have a record of 1,631-945, during that time, for a win percentage of .633. The Broncos win percentage is .616, with a record of 316-197. During this very successful 32 year period the Broncos have appeared in the Super Bowl 8 times, winning 3 of those contests. With Hall of Fame caliber quarterbacks such as John Elway and Peyton Manning leading the way there have been good times in the Mile High City. Some other memorable players to don the orange and blue include Champ Bailey, Tim Tebow, Shannon Sharpe, Bill Romanowski and Terrell Davis, just to name a few. Another one of the most winningest sports teams in this time period includes the New England Patriots. Throughout the years there have been numerous memorable battles between the two teams. Whether it's the last two AFC Championship battles with Manning and Brady, the blowout in Foxborough with Time Tebow at the helm or the epic interception by Champ Bailey at Mile High, this match has produced classics throughout the years. Completing the top five successful franchises include the Los Angeles Lakers (.616) and the San Francisco 49ers (.603). Want to know the reason why Colorado is a beautiful place to be? Click here...  
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