Denver Broncos Super Bowl 50 roster

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Super Bowl 50 has finally arrived, and the Denver Broncos have a roster that might actually bring home a win this time.

For the second time in three years, the Denver Broncos are playing in the final game of the season and trying to bring home a Super Bowl win. They were eaten alive by the Seattle Seahawks in Super Bowl XLVIII, which is what has some critics worried that this team won’t stand the test against another stout defensive unit.

But the Broncos have lived and learned a lot since then. Even this season, they learned to win without Peyton Manning and held things together long enough for him to come back.

Carolina is being hailed for its defense, but the Broncos actually have the best unit in football. Players like Von Miller and Demarcus Ware have destroyed teams this season with secondary pieces such as Aqib Talib and others beating up receivers to make offenses one dimensional.

Making Cam Newton one dimensional is something no one has done this season. Even the Atlanta Falcons, who were the only team to beat the Panthers, couldn’t total stop Cam from doing what he does.

Here’s a look at the Denver Broncos Super Bowl 50 roster:

#	NAME	POS.	HT.	WT.	AGE	EXP.	COLLEGE
22	Anderson, C.J.	RB	5-8	224	24	3	California
48	Barrett, Shaquil	OLB	6-2	250	23	2	Colorado State
67	Brenner, Sam	C	6-2	310	25	3	Utah
46	Brewer, Aaron	LS	6-5	230	25	4	San Diego State
20	Bush, Josh	S	5-11	205	26	4	Wake Forest
12	Caldwell, Andre	WR	6-0	200	30	8	Florida
4	Colquitt, Britton	P	6-3	205	30	7	Tennessee
81	Daniels, Owen	TE	6-3	245	33	10	Wisconsin
51	Davis, Todd	ILB	6-1	230	23	2	Sacramento State
80	Davis, Vernon	TE	6-3	250	32	10	Maryland
37	Doss, Lorenzo	CB	5-11	187	21	R	Tulane
53	Ferentz, James	C	6-2	285	26	1	Iowa
16	Fowler, Bennie	WR	6-1	212	24	1	Michigan State
73	Garcia, Max	C/G	6-4	309	24	R	Florida
85	Green, Virgil	TE	6-5	255	27	5	Nevada
25	Harris Jr., Chris	CB	5-10	199	26	4	Kansas
68	Harris, Ryan	T	6-5	302	30	9	Notre Dame
23	Hillman, Ronnie	RB	5-10	195	24	4	San Diego State
97	Jackson, Malik	DE	6-5	293	26	4	Tennessee
33	Keo, Shiloh	S	5-11	208	28	4	Idaho
98	Kilgo, Darius	NT	6-3	319	24	R	Maryland
14	Latimer, Cody	WR	6-2	215	23	2	Indiana
18	Manning, Peyton	QB	6-5	230	39	18	Tennessee
54	Marshall, Brandon	ILB	6-1	250	26	4	Nevada
69	Mathis, Evan	G	6-5	298	34	10	Alabama
55	McCray, Lerentee	OLB	6-3	249	25	3	Florida
8	McManus, Brandon	K	6-3	201	24	2	Temple
58	Miller, Von	OLB	6-3	250	26	5	Texas A&M
70	Myers Jr., Robert	G	6-5	326	24	R	Tennessee State
52	Nelson, Corey	ILB	6-1	226	23	2	Oklahoma
39	Nixon, Taurean	CB	5-10	187	24	R	Tulane
11	Norwood, Jordan	WR	5-11	180	29	6	Penn State
17	Osweiler, Brock	QB	6-7	240	25	4	Arizona State
61	Paradis, Matt	C	6-3	300	26	1	Boise State
76	Polumbus, Tyler	T	6-8	308	30	8	Colorado
56	Ray, Shane	OLB	6-3	245	22	R	Missouri
29	Roby, Bradley	CB	5-11	194	23	2	Ohio State
10	Sanders, Emmanuel	WR	5-11	180	28	6	Southern Methodist
79	Schofield, Michael	T	6-6	301	25	2	Michigan
13	Siemian, Trevor	QB	6-3	220	24	R	Northwestern
90	Smith, Antonio	DE	6-3	290	34	12	Oklahoma State
26	Stewart, Darian	S	5-11	214	27	6	South Carolina
21	Talib, Aqib	CB	6-1	205	29	8	Kansas
88	Thomas, Demaryius	WR	6-3	229	28	6	Georgia Tech
40	Thompson, Juwan	RB	5-11	225	23	2	Duke
59	Trevathan, Danny	ILB	6-1	240	25	4	Kentucky
65	Vasquez, Louis	G	6-5	335	28	7	Texas Tech
96	Walker, Vance	DE	6-2	305	28	7	Georgia Tech
43	Ward, T.J.	S	5-10	200	29	6	Oregon
94	Ware, DeMarcus	OLB	6-4	258	33	11	Troy
36	Webster, Kayvon	CB	5-11	198	25	3	University of South Florida
92	Williams, Sylvester	NT	6-2	313	27	3	North Carolina
95	Wolfe, Derek	DE	6-5	285	25	4	Cincinnati

It’s a stout unit from top to bottom and a much better roster than the one that went to Super Bowl XLVIII. That’s saying a lot too, as that Broncos team seemed poised to make waves in the big game. We’ve all counted them down and out already this season, and do so again right before Super Bowl 50 would be beyond a foolish thing to do.

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