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Season-ticket BBQ brings fans and Broncos alumni together

Oct 31, 2015 at 09:30 AM

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Broncos alumni visit with fans at season-ticket BBQ

As part of the celebration surrounding Pat Bowlen's Ring of Fame induction, the Broncos honored season-ticket holders at a BBQ Saturday.

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BROOMFIELD, Colo.** – Hundreds of Broncos season-ticket members gathered to celebrate homecoming weekend and Owner Pat Bowlen's Ring of Fame induction at the Omni Interlocken Hotel Saturday morning.

Those who have held season tickets since before the 1997 Super Bowl season mingled with Broncos alumni, ate delicious barbecue and reminisced with fellow Orange and Blue fans.

Phillip and Alice Murphy, season-ticket members since 1985, enjoyed mingling with other Broncos fans and watching old game footage on the big screens.

"We were just watching the first Super Bowl game and everybody was still cheering!" said Phillip.

The event offered photo opportunities for fans with Broncos memorabilia, cornhole, football toss, a field-goal station and a chance to meet Thunder, Denver's live mascot.

The barbecue concluded with a presentation led by Broncos historian Jim Saccomano who welcomed members of the Broncos Ring of Fame and alumni.

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