Who won the 2016 AFC Championship game between the Broncos and Patriots?

The Denver Broncos won the 2016 AFC Championship game, defeating the New England Patriots 20-18.

What was the final score of the 2016 AFC Championship?

The final score of the 2016 AFC Championship game was 20-18 in favor of the Denver Broncos.

How did the Broncos secure their win against the Patriots in the 2016 AFC Championship?

The Broncos secured their win when Bradley Roby intercepted a two-point conversion attempt by Tom Brady, preserving Denver's 20-18 lead.

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Broncos' Defense Seals 2016 AFC Title Over Patriots

23 Jan

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Summary

Broncos held off Patriots 20-18 in the 2016 AFC Championship game.
Aqib Talib's deflection and Bradley Roby's interception sealed the win.
Peyton Manning improved his playoff record against Tom Brady to 3-2.

Broncos' Defense Seals 2016 AFC Title Over Patriots

The Denver Broncos emerged victorious against the New England Patriots in the 2016 AFC Championship game, with a final score of 20-18. This pivotal matchup saw the Broncos maintain control throughout the game, despite offensive struggles in the second half.

The game's climax occurred when Tom Brady attempted a game-tying two-point conversion with seconds remaining. However, a deflection by Aqib Talib led to an interception by Bradley Roby, sealing the Broncos' victory. This defensive stand capped a dominant performance, with the Broncos sacking Brady four times.