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It's Denver's day

If you watched Super Bowl XXXIII you know that the Denver Broncos used the arm of MVP John Elway and the legs of Terrell Davis to earn a 34-19 win over the Atlanta Falcons. Take some time to surf your way through NFL.com's Super Bowl XXXIII section. The NFL's official web site is in South Florida and has the full report on the big game, with features, multimedia, an interactive notebook and quotes. See how NFL.com's Super Bowl Dream Team balloting turned out and revisit memorable Super Bowl moments in the history and multimedia sections.
Paul Tagliabue Press Conference Super Matchup Page

 
Super Bowl.com
Superbowl.com will return in December as we gear up for Super Bowl XXXIV in Atlanta. For a list of winners from the Super Bowl XXXIII Instant Win and Sweepstakes, click below.
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Super Bowl XXXIII MVP: John Elway
French explorer Ponce de Leon searched years for the Fountain of Youth in South Florida. Too bad John Elway wasn't around then to show him where it was. Story
Super Bowl Dream Team
You the fans will be helping NFL.com pick the all-time "Super Bowl Dream Team". Every week from now until Super Bowl Sunday, two to three positions — up to as many as six total players — will be chosen for the squad. Feature
Broncos Super Bowl video
Get inside the huddle with exclusive footage that captures the sights and sounds of football's Mile High Champions. Story
NFL Films - Super Bowl XXXIII Highlights
NFL Films is proud to present some memorable moments from Super Bowl XXXIII, highlights that will make you want to watch the championship game all over again. NFL Films
Griffith's role reversal
Broncos FB Howard Griffith got to do something different for a change — score touchdowns. Story
Dwight's lightning strike
It may have been too late to spark a comeback, but Tim Dwight did everything he could to get his team going with a 94-yard kickoff return. Story
Broncos' block party
The Broncos' offensive line just might be the NFL's best after winning a second straight Super Bowl. At least Tony Jones says so. Story
Falcons enter twilight zone
Seven times the Falcons drove deep into Denver Broncos territory, but for some reason, the red zone became the twilight zone for Atlanta. Story
Gordon shows flashes of brilliance
Broncos CB Darrien Gordon made two interceptions in Super Bowl XXXIII. Now he has a second championship ring to show for it. Story
Falcons Super Bowl Notebook
"I'm sad that we lost, but I'm elated that I had a chance," Falcons linebacker Cornelius Bennett said of playing in, and losing, his fifth Super Bowl. Story
Broncos Super Bowl Notebook
Backup TE Byron Chamberlain took over for an injured Shannon Sharpe in the Broncos' 34-19 win over the Falcons. Story
Super Bowl Audio from Media Day
Media Day provided some great sound bites from coaches and players. So visit our Super Bowl audio page to hear what they all had to say. Audio
Super Bowl XXXIII Game Program
What's the next-best thing to being at Super Bowl XXXIII? Getting the Official Super Bowl XXXIII Game Program. Story
Gearing up for Super Bowl XXXIII
Super Bowl excitement is building and now you can be part of the action with officially licensed merchandise. Story
Super Bowl XXXIV Host Committee
Want to know what's HOT in Atlanta for Super Bowl XXXIV? Visit the Super Bowl XXXIV Host Committee website. Story




Get updates on Super Bowl events, including the halftime show's headliners, and information on transportation and hospitality packages. Link


Thirty years ago in South Florida, Weeb Ewbank's Jets beat the odds and the heavily favored Baltimore Colts to become the first AFL team to beat the NFL champ. Link


Relive memorable moments of past Super Bowls with our archive of video and audio clips. Link


Visit the NFL Store to purchase clothes and collectibles of your favorite team. Link

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