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The Denver Broncos and the Los Angeles Rams remain potential Super Bowl contenders after losing last season’s Conference Championship games.<\/p>\n
Both teams had an underwhelming season opener before bouncing back last week, and Sunday’s game in Denver gave them an opportunity to show their title credentials.<\/p>\n
The Rams dominated the first half and led 16-0 at the interval, but the Broncos regrouped to draw level in the third quarter.<\/p>\n
That set up a fascinating finish, with three lead changes in the final five minutes, beginning with an interception by Denver safety Talanoa Hufanga which he ran back for a 66-yard touchdown.<\/p>\n
In just over a minute, last season’s Most Valuable Player Matt Stafford led the Rams down the field, culminating in a 48-yard touchdown for receiver Konata Mumpfield to regain the lead.<\/p>\n
The Broncos replied with quarterback Bo Nix reaching into the endzone after another long drive to put the hosts back in front.<\/p>\n
That left Stafford 47 seconds to get into a game-winning position and he did just that. With two seconds left, he had a shot at the endzone from 19 yards, but Hufanga intercepted for a second time to clinch a 30-26 Broncos win.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n