Broncos’ Super Fans Get Ready For The Playoffs

January 6, 2012 9:24 PM

Josh Stacy is a self-proclaimed Denver Broncos super fan (credit: CBS)

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DENVER (CBS4)- Most Denver Broncos fans are getting excited about Sunday’s playoff game against the Pittsburgh Steelers, but some “super fans” support their team all year long.

Those who can’t go to the game at Sports Authority Field at Mile High have some big plans for watching the game at home. Josh Stacy lights candles as part of his game day ritual. Over the past 18 years, he’s built a shrine to the team.

“Stuffed animals, a collector’s ball from 2005, a John Elway Hall of Fame pin from 2004, license plates,” said Stacy as he detailed the items on his shrine.

“I think this time the game is going to be great. As long as they release Tebow to let him do what he needs to do they’ll be fine,” said Stacy.

The Denver Broncos host the Pittsburgh Steelers at Sports Authority Field at Mile High Sunday. Kickoff is 2:30 p.m. If you can’t make it to the game, watch all the action and post game interviews on CBS4.

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Jackson. I had been dreading the match-up with Nevada for most of the sesaon, fearful that they had the best shot at crushing the dreams of the seniors on the best modern BSU team.After the Hawaii and Fresno victories though, I changed my tune. Our defense was too good to let Nevada trip them up, our offense was quicker and faster than Nevada’s defense It is a tough pill to swallow and time will heal this wound, but it won’t come any time soon.I look forward to the UT State game and the bowl game, but I can’t help but look even further, toward 2011. Now even that is soured by TCU’s decision to leave the Mountain West. Looks like our new rival won’t be TCU, but Nevada. I say, “Bring it on”.