what is the name of the picture on the denver broncos helmets?
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"denver broncos logo"
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http://images.google.com/imgres?imgurl=http://www.teamflagstore.com/49ers.jpg&imgrefurl=http://www.teamflagstore.com/49ers.htm&h=200&w=333&sz=16&tbnid=I0vi_1JDRWTVkM:&tbnh=69&tbnw=115&hl=en&start=2&prev=/images%3Fq%3Dsan%2Bfrancisco%2B49ers%26svnum%3D10%26hl%3Den%26lr%3D%26client%3Dsafari%26rls%3Den%26sa%3DN\n\nPretty much just go to google.com, type san francisco 49ers, click images Copy and paste, and print about 30 times. bada-bing bada-boom you are done! take it from a pro
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i think they will ...its either them or denver from the super bowl this year..watch and seeee!!!
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piston vs denver\n186-184\n\non dec 13 1983
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Links for you.  I liked the one from Colorado, they drew me a picture.
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Carolina and Denver.  Denver will win the SuperBowl
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Always have been and always will be a Denver Broncos fan. My goal is to tattoo the logo on my leg. Every week I faithfully put on my jersey and my cap and my necklace and I also paint my face, whether it's grease paint or blue and orange and white. If I had a barrel I'd try to emulate Barrel Man.So yes, ALL THE WAY!!!!! Even if they do look not so good sometimes they are still my team. I can't wait for Jay Cutler to take the field though.\n\nIf you want to see every Broncos game do a search on buzz boxes or free to air receivers......
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I like the *old-school* old one, from the 60s, of just the hat. Sweeeet.\nCheck it:\nhttp://www.nationalchamps.net/Helmet_Project/index.htm
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NHL-Colorado Avalanche\nMLB-Colorado Rockies\nNBA-Denver Nuggets\nNFL-Denver Broncos\nPCL-Colorado Springs Sky Sox (minor league(AAA) affiliate of the Colorado Rockies)\nNLL-Colorado Mammoth\nMLL-Denver Outlaws\nMLS-Colorado Rapids\nAFL-Colorado Crush\nCHL-Colorado Eagles, Rocky Mountain Rage\nIBL-Aurora Calvery, Colorado Crossover\nNWBL-Colorado Chill
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Here is the entire 1977 Broncos roster:\n\nhttp://www.jt-sw.com/football/pro/rosters.nsf/Annual/1977-den\n\nEnjoy!\nI was a senior at U of Wyoming / Laramie during the 1977 season. I recall that I was taking a final exam during the final game of the season (vs. Dallas, who they played again in the Super Bowl that year), and there was somebody outside the exam room calling the score in to us. Laramie was very much caught up in Orange Crush fever that year.
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They are replicas of the real helmets used in the NFL.  \n\nhttp://www.sidelinemvp.com/mini_helmets.html
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Helmet stickers reward college football players' superior performance.\n\nFormer Ohio State coach Woody Hayes is the accepted pioneer, devising the idea along with trainer Ernie Biggs in 1968.\n\nHelmet stickers, or pride stickers as they're called in some locales, were born.\n\n"Those Buckeye leaves are tradition. That sums it up," said Ohio State product Ben Hartsock, an Ohio native and former Indianapolis Colts tight end who was picked up by Tennessee this week. "Every kid growing up, whatever era he came through, their idol had Buckeye leaves, if it was Archie Griffin, Eddie George or Craig Krenzel. As a child growing up, those Buckeye leaves meant success.\n\n"I remember getting my first one. They were always team-oriented. It was never a competitive thing, it was just kind of something that the team knew that if you're helmet was getting full, the team was doing well."\n\nToday, Ohio State gives them out for key performances on special teams, offense or defense. Coach Jim Tressel's website — available for $49.95 per year — keeps a complete list of how many Buckeye leaves each player has won and the criteria for winning them.\n\n"I think it's something that has been stored here for quite some time," Tressel said. "The size of the leaf has changed. The criteria of how you get them has changed many, many times.\n\n"I think it's something our guys take pride in, not so much to display on their helmet but seeing how many they can accumulate."\n\nCincinnati began giving helmet stickers this fall, joining others in one of the college football's endearing traditions of awarding decals to players or units who make great plays and meet team goals.\n\nGeorgia now gives out a white bone for football excellence and a black one for academics.\n\nLouisiana-Lafayette prefers a cajun pepper that appears as the apostrophe in its nickname Ragin' Cajuns.\n\nClemson awards a paw print. North Carolina State gives out a blood-tipped wolf's fang. East Carolina, a pirate skull. Vanderbilt pastes small black ship anchors on its helmets.\n\nPurdue previously used train logos, but switched to Purdue Pete stickers this year.
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Buckeye Leaf:  Refers to the stickers placed on the helmets of the Ohio State football players.  If a player makes a good play, he is awarded with a Buckeye Leaf sticker to place on his helmet.  If a player's helmet is completely covered with these stickers, that probably means he's a pretty good player!
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It is the logo for Gillette Stadium.  I was watching the game yesterday and was wondering the same thing, so I looked it up/.  (Not a patriots fan but a disgruntled Bears fan).
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It's the Hypocycloid from the Steel Institute used by permission.  \n\nThe story of the logo is at http://media3.steelers.com/tradition/logohistory/\n\n(Interestingly enough, the Steeler's division has the three unique helmets in the league -- Browns (no logo), Steelers (logo only on one side) and Bengals (that rat's nest or whatever it is with the tiger stripes).  (And of course, the Ravens, with the traditional logo on each side, after a nationwide search for the ugliest logo a new team can use).
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It's the logo of the manufaturer of the uniform.
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Plumber Plumber he's our man! He can do it, YES he can!!!\n\n\nGO BRONCOS