The record Chris Harris broke on Sunday
 

Chris Harris' 98-yard Interception return for TD vs the Ravens is the longest in Broncos history. Previous longest was 93 yards by Randy Gradishar in 1980. Here's a video of that Gradishar play:

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I just like to pretend that Champ's '05 Brady play was a TD. **** you, Ben Watson.

235 tackles on the season?

To be fair, Ben Watson deserved that ****.

One of my least favorite plays in Broncos history.

But it was a helluva tackle by Ben Watson, I must admit.

I was watching that Gradishar play on TV when it happened, very exciting at the time.

Nice effort by Watson but that was all on Champ, he slowed up at the 5. I would also give #25 a huge fail on that play, he looked both ways and could not see Watson sprint down field. That's why you ESCORT the player to the endzone, not stop at the 30 yard line.

I thought that was Daniel graham?

fixed that for you

http://m.nfl.com/players/HAR349333/chris-harris/

Are you kidding me? No, Graham was slower than dog****.

And coming from across the field. He is one fast dude.

BTW: Holy cow have football and technology come a long way.

One of your least favorite? Seriously?

Sure, it would have been epic had Champ scored, but that play changed that whole game, IMO. I'll always look back on that fondly, knowing that THAT play ended Brady's playoof win streak. (at 10 I believe?)

no doubt! That is still the loudest Broncos crowd I've ever heard at the new mile high.