2015 AFC Championship - Patriots @ Broncos

Rest In Peace my brothers Demaryius Thomas and Ronnie Hillman. This season was every broncos fan's most incredible memory. Thank you for being a part of it.

It seems like nobody used to talk about how the Broncos went from being called the greatest offense (statistically), got wrekt in the Super Bowl - and then proceeded to reinvent themselves and make it back to the Super Bowl two years later with one of the best ever defenses.

The last matchup of Brady v. Manning is memorable, but my favorite one was the 2007 AFC Championship- Patriots and Colts. Manning/Colts overcome a 21-3 deficit to win 38-34 and win SB 41. The fact that Tom Brady is still playing at an elite level at 44 years old gives testimony to how well he takes care of himself.

You could see Manning choking up after he meets Brady in the middle and then Belichick. He had said to both of them, "...this may be my last rodeo." They gave him classy, encouraging words, and he gets understandably emotional. He knew his body wasn't going to be able to go anymore, but also felt a great sense of relief in realizing this would be his sunset.

I'm so glad Peyton and his Broncos won it all that season. He deserved those victories.

Im here 7 years later, still cannot believe that Denver defence... Every single player is a pro bowler. So much has happened since that game but its still emotional to re live it. RIP DT & RH. They did all a man could wish to accomplish. To think this was the last Manning-Brady match up, insane. Happy Peyton left on a high.

This is one of the best NFL games of the century. Hard-hitting, both QBs playing smart, and a tremendous finish. Great upload, thanks.

The last Manning and Brady match ever.

Damn RIP #88, Demaryius Thomas. Gone too soon.

I will never forget this game…in my top 3 favorite games as a Broncos fan. Ain’t gonna lie I was scared to death of Brady that last drive

Tom Brady’s last afc championship loss lmao that’s crazy

The end of probably the greatest individual rivalry of all time in team sports in the 21st century.

Man I got chills and a little teary eyed watching the beginning and all the orange. I went to this game and luckily enough we won the superbowl lottery for the season ticket owners. My Dad and I went. But this game was way better and more fun than the SB. It was so much fun but thank you Peyton for the best 4 years or football I ever got to watch. I went to about 75% of the home game when he was on the Broncos. I'll always have those memories of him quieting the crowd whenever we got a little to loud. But he taught the crowd a different way of cheering. Finally I'll aways remember the game he played vs the Titans and it was like 3° and people said he couldnt play in the cold. He ended up throwing for like 430 yards and 5 TDs and Prater hit a 63 yarder going into halftime. That's football for you. Thank you for this upload.

I was BLESSED to see the Super Bowl 32/33 Broncos teams LIVE every home game for those years as well as this team here! One of the most ELECTRIC home games I could recall besides the AFC Championship home game in 98! Great QUALITY upload & thanks for removing commercials!!! BRONCOS COUNTRY! 🔥🔥🔥

As a Patriots fan this is the greatest game ever and I was happy for Payton Manning.

That broncos defense was absolutely insane one of the best in NFL history

That Broncos Defence!! OMG!! one of the best of all time.

I know he didn’t get the 2 point but this is one of them moments where you’re like yeah, Brady really is that clutch. He was getting demolished the whole game by Ware and Von. The left and right tackles looked like statues, but still, like most of his career, when they absolutely needed a touch down to save their season, he came through on 2 4th downs. Reminds me of the 3rd downs in the Kansas city 2018 AFC Champ game. So clutch

RIP RONNIE HILLMAN!! An Aztec forever . A champion of life

As a 2000s kid, seeing these NFL throwbacks makes me really sad for some reason. It's like the NFL I grew up with no longer exists :( But at the same time I'm glad I got to see it, this was an awesome era for football!