Buffalo Bills: Top 10 Super Bowls of All Time

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Jan 25, 1998; San Diego, CA, USA; FILE PHOTO; Denver Broncos quarterback John Elway (7) prepares to throw behind the blocking of Tony Jones (77), Brian Habib (75), Shannon Sharpe (84), Tom Nalen (66), and Mark Schlereth (69) against Green Bay Packers defensive players Reggie White (92), Gilbert Brown (93), Bernardo Harris (55) and Santana Dotson (71) during Super Bowl XXXII at Qualcomm Stadium. The Broncos defeated the Packers 31-24. Mandatory Credit: Peter Brouillet-USA TODAY Sports /

2) Super Bowl XXXII

Until recently, it was this writer’s opinion that this was the best game in the history of the Super Bowl. There were so many aspects that added up to making this the perfect storm of drama you want in a championship match-up.

For a start, there was the NFC’s 13-year winning streak, with many of the encounters giving us disappointing one-sided affairs. This included an 0-9 record by the quarterback class of 1983, with John Elway suffering three defeats by an average score of 45-13.

The Green Bay Packers entered as favorites, with three-time NFL MVP Brett Favre manning the helm for the defending champions. The Denver Broncos were not expected to have any chance, despite bringing the most balanced offence of the Elway era to San Diego.

What followed was an enthralling encounter, which remained in doubt until the final minute. Elway had the play of the game, with his helicopter spin, but Terrell Davis deservedly took home the MVP award, with a dominating performance on the ground.

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