This was the game that got Denver going. They wouldn't lose another game until that wild one against Baltimore.

Peyton Manning would go on to throw for 4600 yards that year and 37 TD's. He was named 1st team all pro for the 6th time in his career. It was also the 2nd time that he would be named to the 1st team without winning MVP as Adrian Peterson won it that year with his 2000 yard season. The other was 2005 when Shaun Alexander won it with his record breaking season of 27 rushing touchdowns. He was named comeback player of the year however.

The game where everybody knew Peyton was back.

This sparked an ELEVEN game winning streak! Broncos were looking at 2-4 down 24-0 at half. What a turnaround

I remember watching this first half on a school night, so I went to bed at halftime. I was STUNNED when I saw the final score when I woke up the next morning.

Miss Peyton every Sunday, GOAT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

This was a hell of a job by the Denver defense not allowing a point and scoring 2 tds in the 2nd half.

Phil Rivers' career in one video.

Crazy how this version of the NFL feels like an entire generation ago and it’s not necessarily. Bring back real ball, man. This vid is beautiful

One of Peyton's greatest comebacks.

I remember this game so vividly, it made me truly believe in the Broncos as a young fan it was everything to see the Broncos beat down the Chargers for the years preceding it SD had really dominated Denver, from the McDaniels era to Tebow and Fox, it was so awesome to see this and go to 9th grade after this kind of win.

Another game in which Peyton Manning orchestrated his genius in the 4th quarter. Great clip!!!

Insane how San Diego led the division, then Denver won this game plus 11 straight

Manning and a Underrated come back

This was a team effort

As a Chargers fan this hurts 😂😂😂

It was fall break so the whole fam piled into the car and drove from Denver to SoCal for the week. We left early on a Monday morning, and as we were approaching Los Angeles it was game time. Hit some LA traffic, but dad had the radio going with the game. It was terrible. Nothing was going right for the Broncos, and because we were in SoCal the only station we could pick up was the Chargers. I had to hear their stupid commentator say in a shrill voice “MOVE THOSE CHAINS” for what felt like a hundred times. To hear all that after a long 15 hour drive while being stuck in bumper to bumper traffic was a literal nightmare. Then Peyton throws a pick-six. Another turnover. Broncos down 24-0. Dad cuts off the radio. At this point, we just wanted to get to the house we had rented.  

Finally pulled in, unpacked, sat down, and decided we’d see how the second half had started. Broncos had scored. 24-7. I figured I’d watch a little more. It was a nice change to hear the classic duo of Gruden and Tirico making the calls on ESPN.

Then suddenly it all started to change. Everything came together in the most magical-football sort of way. Sack after sack. Laser strike after laser strike from Manning to Decker and Stokley, defensive touchdowns and takeaways, and on and on. 28-24 Broncos.

And then the icing on the cake….Chris Harris (who I had the chance to meet that previous Summer while he was still trying to make the team) caps it off with a glorious pick six! 35-24 Broncos for good. I nearly lost my voice from all the shouting and excitement. The best part though, was going to sleep that night knowing that Mr. “move those chains” had been silenced  😂😁

Such a sweet victory, and my favorite Broncos game ever.

I remember being in middle school thinking "Denver's not losing another game" after this comeback

Denver Broncos Against San Diego Chargers From The 70s 80s And Early 90s Totally Amazing Badass AFC West Division Rivalry Underrated ☺🏈

before watching this i thought there's no way he did this in a playoff game lol