Legends Week 2021: Kicking things off with Broncos great Terrell Davis
The former Super Bowl MVP and league MVP joins Schlereth and Evans on Tuesday morning to kick off a week of legendary proportions
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All this week, 104.3 The Fan will be visiting with people who made a huge impact on the Colorado sports scene. As part of Legends Week 2021, the station’s hosts will chat with players, coaches and broadcasters who were a major parts of the state’s athletic history.
It kicks off on Tuesday with one of the greatest players in Broncos history – Terrell Davis.
So many aspects of his story are legendary. Davis is a rags-to-riches story of epic proportions.
• A sixth-round pick in the 1995 NFL Draft, Davis was a long shot to make the roster; but after making a jarring tackle on kickoff coverage during a preseason game in Tokyo, he caught the attention of the coaching staff and shot up the depth chart.
• Davis earned MVP honors in Super Bowl XXXII, despite missing a portion of the game due to a migraine headache. He returned after halftime to finish with 157 yards rushing and three touchdowns.
• The following season, Davis earned league MVP honors. He became just the fourth running back in NFL history (at the time) to crack the 2,000-yard barrier, finishing with 2,008 on the season. He also chalked up a league-leading 21 touchdowns on the ground.
• In eight career postseason games, TD rushed for 1,104 yards and 12 touchdowns. Extrapolated across an entire season, that’s 2,208 yards and 24 touchdowns against the best teams in the league.
• His career was cut short by a knee injury suffered in Week 4 of the 1999 season, but Davis was inducted into the Colorado Sports Hall of Fame (2004), the Broncos Ring of Fame (2007) and the Pro Football Hall of Fame (2017).
To hear Terrell Davis as a part of Legends Week, tune into Schlereth and Evans on Tuesday, July 6 at 8:10 a.m.






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