Super Bowl 2016: TV Coverage, Kickoff Schedule for Panthers vs. Broncos

February 4, 2016   ·   Steve Silverman   ·   Jump to comments

Super Bowl 50 is the culmination of the season for the Denver Broncos and Carolina Panthers, and while one team is hoping to end their season on a championship note, the other is playing for a place in history.
The Carolina Panthers (15-1 in the regular season) are attempting to venture to a place where not many teams have been. Since the NFL started playing a 16-game schedule in 1978, there have been just two teams that have made it to the Super Bowl with just one regular-season loss and gone on to win the championship game.
The 1984 San Francisco 49ers were probably Bill Walsh's best team. They rolled to a dominant regular season, losing just one game to the Pittsburgh Steelers, before they dominated the New York Giants and the Chicago Bears in the postseason.
They went on to Super Bowl XIX, where Walsh, Joe Montana, Roger Craig and Dwight Clark got the best of Don Shula and Dan Marino. The Niners crushed the Dolphins 38-16, and it could have been worse if San Francisc...

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