Horse Tracks: Which moment in Broncos history would you go back and undo?

Looking back throughout Denver Broncos history, what is the one singular moment you would go back and undo if you could?

Just a little fun question for the community this morning. If you went back throughout all of Denver Broncos history, is there one singular play that you’d undo if you had the power to do so?

For me, I thought for sure I’d find some play decades ago that would fit the bill. However, once I got to early 2014 in Super Bowl 48 I realized there was exactly one play that perhaps could have changed how that game went if it hadn’t happened. It was the first snap of the game that ultimately ended the greatest regular season performance in franchise history.

What about you? Which play would you go back in time and undo if you could? Share in the comments section below.

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