Who was quaterback for Denver Broncos in late 60s & early 70s?
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1965-Mickey Slaughter, John McCormick\n1966-John McCormick, Max choboian\n1967-Steve Tensi\n1968-Marlin Briscoe, Steve Tensi\n1969-Steve Tensi, Pete Liske\n1970-Steve Ramsey, Don Horn\n1971-1975-Charley Johnson, Steve Ramsey\n1977-1982-Craig Morton
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Doug Flutie did play for Da Bears but not in '85. Jim McMahon was the quarterback of the famous '85 team that went 15-1 in the regular season and then destroyed the New England Patriots in the Super Bowl 49-10.\n\nFlutie joined them a year later in '86
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Good question... I couldn't find the exact player, but did find a roster list from the 1970 team in that game and have included it in the link.  Hope this helps a little.\n\nMatt
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jerry grote was the starter in all 3 years you asked about.\n\nin 1967, john sullivan and greg gossen shared the back up duties.\n\nin 1968, jc martin and greg gossen were the backups.\n\nand in 1969, jc martin and duffy dyer were the backups.
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Chuck Howley, Dallas\nSuper Bowl V
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The Denver Broncos because they (normally) have a balanced offense and defense, the run game is (usually) the best in the league no matter who the running back is or who the linemen are, they have great players like Rod Smith, Javon Walker, Champ Bailey, John Lynch, Al Wilson, Tom Nalen, Jason Elam, DJ Williams, Ian Gold, and a decent quarterback in Jake Plummer, plus a young QB Jay Cutler who is going to be the future of the team, and they know how to win.
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the answer is DeMarcus Ware of the Dallas Cowboys. Answer provided by the original sports trivia champ
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Grant Hill's dad, Calvin Hill, played for the Dallas Cowboys in the 1970s.
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Joe Montana\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joe_Montana\n\nBut keep your eyes on Larry Johnson
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KEN BOWMAN,CENTER 1964-1973 wISCONSIN bADGERS,gREEN bAY pACKERS
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http://www.jt-sw.com/football/pro/rosters.nsf/Annual/1965-bal
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Super Bowl XV was the 15th Super Bowl, the championship game of the National Football League (NFL). The game was played on January 25, 1981 at the Louisiana Superdome in New Orleans, Louisiana following the 1980 regular season. The American Football Conference (AFC) champion Oakland Raiders defeated the National Football Conference (NFC) champion Philadelphia Eagles, 27–10, to become to first wild card playoff team to win a Super Bowl.
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Either the 1970's Raiders or the 49ers secondary in the 1980's.
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Bowl games are over Long time ago!!!!!
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1966 people.\n\n2007 is superbowl 41 take 41  from  2007 and its 66!\n\nWon by Green Bay by the way\n\nok correction it was the 66 season but played in 67. The game itself was jan 15 67 but the seaosn is 66 hence 41 in 2007.
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It was Tony Dorsett in a game against (sigh) my Minnesota Vikings on January 3, 1983.  This 99 yard gain was made on the immortal Monday Night Football (then on ABC) in a play for which the Dallas Cowboys only had ten men on the field.
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I'm an old fart so I can remember watching football in the late fifties.  I am also an avid SEC fan and have followed those schools since the late sixties.  If I had to chose one player that was truly amazing with 'god given talent' and good work ethics then it would be Bo Jackson.  He was an extraordinary athlete.  He was successful not only at football but baseball as well.  It was a shame his career was cut short due to injury.  No telling where he would have ended up on the charts.