This date in Broncos history: January 1st

On March 7, 2016, Pro Football Hall of Famer and Super Bowl 50 champion Peyton Manning announced his retirement from the NFL.

It's been 25 years since the Denver Broncos earned their first world championship, but that season is still fresh in the minds of the men who earned it. "Super Bowl XXXII: The Revenge Tour" features interviews with the five Hall of Famers from that team, their head coach, Mike Shanahan, and some of the biggest stars from that 1997 team to detail their Super Bowl XXXII run and how the feeling of defeat in the divisional round the previous year fueled them throughout their 20-game championship season.

On Jan. 17, 1988, the Broncos secured a trip to Super Bowl XXII when Jeremiah Castille forced Browns running back Earnest Byner to fumble just a yard from scoring a game-tying touchdown.

Ring of Famer Rod Smith details what it will mean for the Super Bowl XXXII team to be honored at halftime during Sunday's game vs. the Jets, what made that year so special for him and more.

Former Broncos linebacker Bill Romanowski discusses his favorite memories from the season leading up to Super Bowl XXXII, what it means to be back with his former teammates and more.

Ahead of their Week 6 matchup, watch highlights from Peyton Manning's 24-point comeback in the second half when the Broncos faced the Chargers in Week 6 of the 2012 season.

Take a look at the best Peyton Manning moments from Super Bowl 50.

John Elway's touchdown to Mark Jackson to cap "The Drive" comes in at No. 30 on the #NFL100 Greatest Plays list.

On January 11, 1987, the Denver Broncos visited the Cleveland Browns in the AFC Championship Game. The Broncos would leave the game having punched their ticket to the Super Bowl and having made one of the most memorable moments in NFL history with "The Drive."

Take a look back to Jan. 8, 2012, when the Broncos beat the Steelers in overtime during a Wild Card playoff game.

Ahead of their Week 9 matchup, watch the Denver Broncos' five greatest plays against the Dallas Cowboys.

On Oct. 19, 2014, Peyton Manning passed Brett Favre for the most career touchdown passes in league history.

Look back on Broncos history as Peyton Manning is introduced as the next quarterback of the Denver Broncos on March 20, 2012.

Ahead of their Week 4 matchup, watch the Denver Broncos' top five plays against the Baltimore Ravens.

Ahead of their Week 3 matchup, watch the Denver Broncos' five best plays against the New York Jets.

In 2015, Floyd Little, Tom Jackson and Billy Thompson visited the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton, Ohio.

To celebrate National Tight Ends Day, relive Shannon Sharpe's Hall of Fame career with these highlights.

A look back at the 1987 AFC Championship game against the Cleveland Browns and the famous play known as "The Drive."

The Broncos debuted their navy blue jerseys at home in a 1997 win over Kansas City.

We take a look back at the first-ever meeting between the Raiders and the Broncos in 1960, as quarterback Frank Tripucka and end Lionel Taylor led Denver to a 31-14 win over Oakland.

The "Good Morning Football" crew shows off the best postseason runs from the career of Hall of Famer Terrell Davis.

Kicker Rich Karlis kicks game-winning field goal in overtime for the Broncos in the 1986 AFC Championship Game against the Browns.

During a break in Sunday's game against the Bengals, Broncos Hall of Fame players Terrell Davis, Gary Zimmerman, John Elway and Floyd Little received new Hall of Fame Rings of Excellence.

Broncos' historian Jim Saccomano discusses how the Broncos' Ring of Fame came about.

Highlights from the Broncos' 1989 season.