1997 Wild Card - Jacksonville at Denver 

That was back when the conferences were divided into three divisions.

It was way better for sure.

It was in Denver because they had a better record than the Jags, higher seed. Like how it is now

Actually it was his third Wild Card game. He relieved Steve DeBerg in 1983 and started the game in 1993. This, however, would be his first Wild Card win.

@@lindseysummers5351 You're so full of it Lindsey Summers INFORMATION...I MEAN!!!

@@lindseysummers5351, did Chris Orr NOT SAY LAST..wildcard game, not first?

Yeah they got revenge but remember your city was talking shit about the jags last year so it was karma

@@gabrielguzman6018, well- delayed...ahem.."karma".. From 1997 to 2021..that is some "karma". How many times has DENVER lost to JVILLE since 1997? How many wins vs JV FOR DENVER? I thought karma was so close to the catalytic event, that folks could actually get the idea that " HEY, THAT'S KARMA."..not that prolonged gap where most folks long ago forgot about "karma," lol.. So, it was karma when KC beat GREEN BAY in 2021 because LOMBARDI after SUPE ONE said KC in '1966-67 was not up to the quality of the NFL teams? Lol..Right? "Yeah, that is payback..PAYBACK, YOU HEAR ME!"..54 years later.. And, with DEN VS JV..24 years later..practically a quarter century.. ROFL..

Yes, the immediate revenge tour, the following season, not 24 years later like our JVILLE responder's "karma".

@@gabrielguzman6018 Um, what?

​@gabrielguzman6018 Jacksonville played at their peak in 1996 while Denver most decidedly didn't. Denver still lost only by a field goal. Denver has won four Lamar Hunt Trophies and three Vince Lombardi Trophies since that day. Jacksonville's biggest moment in franchise history was winning a divisional playoffs game. Let me know when y'all come up with something worth talking about.

Didn't know that! Thanks for sharing this.

Frank Fifford? Lol. Its Frank Gifford

@@evanhullinger2900 sorry typing on my phone fast didnt notice it.

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@@CKWolf-kq5wz, you can poorly spell..errrrr..say that, again.

Remarkably it wasn’t even the most rushing yardage by a playoff team in the 90s (Buffalo had 341 in a 95 game)

Broncos fan here, but I think the Packers were the best team in '96. The '96 Broncos were definitely a better team than the Pats, but of course we never found out, because their defense couldn't get Brunell and Means off the field in the divisional game. Oh, and their special teams (looking at you, Michael Dean Perry).

Oh well Ralph "You're No Ronald" Reagan The feelings mutual.

@@CKWolf-kq5wz, Jax fans, the few that are left, hate them more. Time to move the franchise to ST. LOUIS.

@@robertsprouse9282 stop. Jacksonville loves this team. we hate the front office decisions, but the city absolutely loves this team. we are a football town. were in the deep south for crying out loud. football is a way of life here. if the jaguars become a winning franchise, the city will light on fire. were a sleeping giant. the "jags have no fans and need to relocate" hyperbole is so stupid

@@christianstoneroussesu4584, you are a football town? No, you are a market that attends games BUT ONLY IF THEY ARE WINNING. Your game attending fans do not live in JVILLE; they live in a 40 mile away radius. You have had to cover thousands of seats with tarp that you do not sell unless your team is winning and you showup in "overflowing" numbers. No, you are not a football town. The people who can afford your tickets live 40 miles away. The JVILLE citizenry don't have that kind of jack. What size is your TV market inside the city limits only? JAX has the largest population for the smallest land mass area in a metro among cities with 500,000 or more, in the U.S., and few of them, mostly poor minorities go to the games because they cannot afford the tickets. When you are not winning in a sport that is played one day a week, you do not draw. One day a week.. Why do you think that you play homegames in LONDON? You are not big league. How many other big league franchises do you have? None.. ST. LOUIS should have that team. Sorry.. MOVE IT TO ST. LOUIS, NFL.

@@christianstoneroussesu4584, you are a football town? No, you are a market that attends games BUT ONLY IF THEY ARE WINNING. Your game attending fans do not live in JVILLE; they live in a 40 mile away radius. You have had to cover thousands of seats with tarp that you do not sell unless your team is winning and you showup in "overflowing" numbers. No, you are not a football town. The people who can afford your tickets live 40 miles away. The JVILLE citizenry don't have that kind of jack. What size is your TV market inside the city limits only? JAX has the largest population for the smallest land mass area in a metro among cities with 500,000 or more, in the U.S., and few of them=they're mostly poor minorities=can go to the games= because they cannot afford the tickets. When you are not winning in a sport, that is played one day a week, you folks do not draw. One day a week.. Why do you think that you play homegames in LONDON? You are not big league. How many other big league franchises do you have? None.. ST. LOUIS should have that team. Sorry.. MOVE IT TO ST. LOUIS, NFL.

Lovely thought, but I very much doubt it. They were a very good team but not an elite team in 1996. Granted it was against their reserves, but Green Bay pounded the Broncos in December 1996. They just didn't have "it" to win a championship in 1996. Losing to Jacksonville was a blessing in disguise.

I still think they could have pulled it out. But they were much better in 97 to 99

Losing Davis in 99 really did them in . And losing elway