2015 AFC Championship Game highlights: Broncos vs. Patriots

Check out the highlights as the Denver Broncos hold on to beat the New England Patriots 20-18 to advance to Super Bowl 50.

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."

On May 2, 1983, John Elway arrived in Denver and changed Broncos Country forever.

Relive the excitement of Super Bowl 50 through the lens of NFL Films in this edition of "Top NFL Films Shots."

Justin Simmons discusses how his life has changed since welcoming his first child and talks about the expectations for the Broncos' secondary.

Emmanuel Sanders provides a progress report on the young rookie wideouts and talks about the Case Keenum's leadership.

Colorado State head coach Mike Bobo talks about his visit to Broncos practice and what it is like to see CSU alums Nick Stevens and Shaquil Barrett at the NFL level.

Rookie wideouts Courtland Sutton and DaeSean Hamilton say they have a healthy competition in which they push one another to be best version of themselves.

Representatives from each of the Broncos' community-partner organizations attended a first-of-its-kind summit during Monday's OTA practice.

Head Coach Vance Joseph talks about what he's seen from tight end Jake Butt, who missed his entire rookie season recovering from a torn ACL he suffered in his college bowl game.

Former NFL defensive end Dwight Freeney breaks down his Top 5 favorite pass rushers in the NFL, and Von Miller makes the list.

Andrew Mason answers questions about Phillip Lindsay's chances to make the 53-man roster and which receiver will play in the slot in 2018.

Peyton Manning visited Broncos practice on Thursday to catch up with his former teammates and talk to the team.

Defensive Coordinator Joe Woods talks about his reaction to the Broncos drafting Bradley Chubb and the versatility of this year's defense.

Special Teams Coordinator Tom McMahon talks about the new kickoff rules for 2018 and how he is reshaping practice to prepare for the changes.

Offensive Coordinator Bill Musgrave discusses his offensive system for 2018 and why he believes that it will be a "player-friendly" scheme.

Zach Kerr talks about eating healthier and how it will help him play better this fall.

Shelby Harris says he sees improvement from the defensive line so far during OTAs and says good teams never get complacent.

Tight end Jake Butt talks about why he doesn't want to waste any reps as he aims for a starting role with Denver.

Defensive end DeMarcus Walker and Head Coach Vance Joseph talk about Walker's progress and growth at defensive end.

Midway through OTAs, Demaryius Thomas says he is building chemistry with Case Keenum and hopes to organize a passing camp in Houston for later this summer.

Von Miller previews the second pass-rush summit and how it started with him wanting to work with Falcons DE Vic Beasley.

Head Coach Vance Joseph talks about what he's seen from Paxton Lynch and DeMarcus Walker during the early stages of OTAs.

Demaryius Thomas talks about rookie receivers Courtland Sutton and DaeSean Hamilton, what Case Keenum brings to the offense and how he's feeling during OTAs as he enters his ninth season in the NFL.

As part of their orientation program, the Broncos' rookies got a crash course in healthy eating and learned how to stay healthy when cooking for themselves.