The Green Bay Packers and Denver Broncos couldn’t wait for kickoff.
A WWE-style before the Green Bay Packers–Denver Broncos game on Sunday afternoon.
The Packers and Broncos square off in a highly anticipated showdown featuring two premier Super Bowl contenders. Green Bay enters the contest with a 9-3-1 record, with the Broncos clinging to the AFC’s top seed at 11-2.
These two clubs don’t face each other too often, so it’s a stretch to say Jordan Love’s squad has a rivalry with the Denver Broncos. But things nonetheless got testy during warmups, with Denver linebacker Dre Greenlaw right in the middle of it.
Denver and Green Bay are only meeting this season because of the “17th game” format, as they both finished third in their divisions last year. However, each club is in a prime position to win its respective division this year, with both in contention for a first-round bye.
Here’s another look at how the pregame brawl started:
ESPN’s computer model gives the Denver Broncos the second-best odds of winning Super Bowl 60 at 10.3 percent. Third on their model? The Green Bay Packers at 10.2 percent. The Los Angeles Rams remain the favorites at 17.9 percent.
