Super Bowl 50 Broncos team having reunion at new live event

Key members of the Denver Broncos Super Bowl 50 team are getting together once again.

The Broncos celebrated the 10-year anniversary of the squad during the 2025 season and now are doing a new live event next month at the Paramount Theatre in Denver.

Peyton Manning, Von Miller and Emmanuel Sanders announced that news on Monday morning and they’ll be joined by the likes of Gary Kubiak, DeMarcus Ware, Aqib Talib and T.J. Ward.

The event is called “Night of Champions” and will take place on April 22. It’ll be moderated by Tracy Wolfson of CBS Sports and tickets go on sale at the very end of March.

Join Peyton and a few of his Broncos teammates as they reunite on April 22nd to tell stories from their Super Bowl 50 Championship season.

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Obviously, being in the building for this would be very cool. The panel is loaded with Broncos legends and a ton of talent that helped make that season so special.

The defense tore up Ben Roethlisberger, Tom Brady and Cam Newton on its way to hoisting the Lombardi Trophy. Denver beat the Carolina Panthers 24-10 and Miller took home Super Bowl 50 MVP honors.

Manning is a Hall of Famer and an icon and that afternoon at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara was his last ever NFL game.

The guys will almost assuredly tell stories that no one has ever heard, while also paying tribute to the late, great Demaryius Thomas. He was inducted into the Broncos’ Ring of Fame during the reunion game last season, a thrilling comeback win over the New York Giants.

What a chance for Broncos Country to hopefully attend this event and see Manning, Miller, Sanders, Kubiak, Ware, Talib and Ward in person.

Tickets will be on sale on March 31, right here.

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