Ranking the Best Broncos Jerseys of All Time

Whether it’s the batwing jerseys from Super Bowl 32 and 33 or the all-white uniforms from Super Bowl 50, the Broncos have some incredible jerseys.

Classics and alternates– they all impress with vibrant colors. So, which ones are the absolute best of all time? 

“Orange Crush” Throwbacks

rank: 1 

Arguably the hottest fan-favorite jersey in years, these Broncos’ throwbacks stole the hearts of many. Whether they decide to make it a primary uniform or continue as an alternate, NFL fans across the league agree it’s unbeatable.

Heck, even some opposing teams’ fanbases think it’s the best jersey in the entire league.

“White-on-White” Super Bowl 50

rank: 2

Sadly, most fans know the infamous orange jersey curse the Broncos carry. Entering Super Bowl 50, the Broncos had an underwhelming 0-4 record in orange jerseys.

After being named the home team, the Broncos decided to make history by selecting a white uniform. One of the cleanest looks in the last twenty years, the all-white combination thrilled fans as they beat the Panthers 24-10. 

“Mile-High Collection” Primary

rank: 3 

In spite of the initial hate, the new-look uniforms of the Denver Broncos eventually became pretty well-liked. It’s hard not to love the crisp colors and simplified look. Matching the navy helmets with orange jerseys and white pants? Chef’s kiss.

While fans are begging to make the alternate classics the primary uniform, it’s hard not to love the redesigned look.

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“Mile-High Collection” Alternate

rank: 4

Easily the most experimental alternate jersey Denver has made in many years, these jerseys are the epitome of clean. Boasting all-white helmets with full navy jerseys, it’s a new look for a team that prides itself on its usual orange attire.

While orange isn’t a dominant color in this scheme, it’s refreshing to see Denver’s use of navy take a more prominent role.

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“New-look 1997” Primary

rank: 5

Shocking the world in 1997, the Broncos pulled off one of the most aggressive uniform changes in NFL history. Stepping away from their old look, they debuted a uniform combo that electrified the fan base.

Swapping the old “D” logo on the helmets with an untamed horse? Unparalleled.

Watching Peyton Manning duel Tom Brady in these uniforms is a childhood memory for many Broncos fans, one of many legends to rock these uniforms. It’s hard not to think of these uniforms when looking at the accomplishments of the last 25 years for Denver.