John Elway transformed his Broncos’ offensive juggernaut into a defensive powerhouse like Seattle’s, maybe better.
ENGLEWOOD, Colo. — Two years ago, the Denver Broncos touted the highest-scoring offense the league had ever seen, a record-breaking bunch that piled up 606 points in steamrolling to the Super Bowl.
It all imploded during a stunning 43-8 loss to the Seahawks and their “Legion of Boom” secondary.
As he slogged through the rubble of yet another Super Bowl landslide, general manager John Elway, who lost three of them by a combined 96 points before capping his Hall of Fame career with back-to-back rings, embarked on an extreme makeover.