You can't mention your love of the Denver Broncos without mentioning John Elway. He's a Colorado legend; winner of two Super Bowls and the winner of the hearts of Broncos fans across the country. With a  Netflix about him being on Netflix, the whole world will be finding out more and more about him.

In 1982, after being drafted by the Baltimore Colts, he said he'd rather be a garbage collector than play for that team. Luckily, he didn't have to stay with the Colts and Denver got him as one of their quarterbacks for the 1983 season. Steve DeBerg had been named starting QB into that season, but injured his shoulder, so Elway stepped in. A few seasons later, Elway would lead the team to its third Super Bowl in 1987; though they lost that game, he would be back four more times in his career. When they won those back-to-back Super Bowls in 1998 and 1999, Denver and the entire state went crazy.

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These days, John is known for having his car dealerships, his steakhouses and that relentless charm. Every time you see him smile, you're taken back to him hoisting the Lombardi Trophy while the team lifts him up. With a documentary about him being on Netflix, we'll all be able to relive those great moments, and that winning smile, all over again.

According to BakstageColorado.com, the movie was directed by a couple of NFL Films directors, so you know there's a ton of sports documentary experience behind it. Plus, it was produced by Omaha Productions, Peyton Manning's company; one legendary Bronco making a movie about another Legendary Bronco.

"Elway" will premiere on NETFLIX on December 22, 2025.

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