Who is the best Denver Broncos player of all time?

By YPB Team

Hall-of-Famers, Super Bowl heroes, and franchise cornerstones from six decades of Broncos football — legends at every position. Who reigns supreme?

  1. John Elway — ranked #11
    John Elway
    The legendary quarterback who spent all 17 NFL seasons with the Broncos, leading them to five Super Bowl appearances and holding franchise passing records.
    1000pts
  2. Peyton Manning — ranked #22
    Peyton Manning
    Hall of Fame quarterback who led Denver to Super Bowl 50 and set multiple NFL records during his four legendary seasons with the Broncos.
    524pts
  3. Floyd Little — ranked #33
    Floyd Little
    Denver's first true franchise player and Hall of Famer who carried the team through its formative early years in the 1960s and 70s.
    394pts
  4. Rod Smith — ranked #44
    Rod Smith
    The undrafted receiver who became Denver's all-time leader in receptions, receiving yards, and receiving touchdowns across his 12-year career.
    333pts
  5. Shannon Sharpe — ranked #55
    Shannon Sharpe
    Hall of Fame tight end and two-time Super Bowl champion with Denver who set the standard for receiving tight ends in the modern era.
    167pts
  6. Karl Mecklenburg — ranked #66
    Karl Mecklenburg
    The versatile six-time Pro Bowl linebacker who anchored Denver's Orange Crush defense throughout the 1980s.
    167pts
  7. Champ Bailey — ranked #77
    Champ Bailey
    The Hall of Fame cornerback widely considered one of the greatest defensive backs in NFL history during his nine All-Pro seasons in Denver.
    48pts
  8. Terrell Davis — ranked #88
    Terrell Davis
    The explosive running back who rushed for 1,000+ yards in each of his first four NFL seasons and earned Super Bowl MVP honors in Super Bowl XXXII.
    48pts
  9. Demaryius Thomas — ranked #99
    Demaryius Thomas
    The beloved wide receiver who starred in Denver's historic 2013 offense and was a key target during the Manning era.
    1pts
  10. Von Miller — ranked #1010
    Von Miller
    The pass-rushing force who holds franchise records for career sacks and was named Super Bowl 50 MVP for his dominant performance.
    1pts
  11. Steve Atwater — ranked #1111
    Steve Atwater
    The hard-hitting safety and eight-time Pro Bowler who anchored Denver's defense through two Super Bowl championships in the late 1990s.
    1pts

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