Super Bowl XXXII

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Super Bowl XXXII was the 1998 NFL championship game in which the Denver Broncos upset the Green Bay Packers to win their first Super Bowl title.

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Generate an image of Super Bowl XXXII (Super Bowl XXXII was the 1998 NFL championship game in which the Denver Broncos upset the Green Bay Packers to win their first Super Bowl title.)

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Ed Hochuli officiatedChampionshipGame Super Bowl XXXII
Shannon Sharpe superBowlChampion Super Bowl XXXII
Denver Broncos SuperBowlAppearances Super Bowl XXXII
Denver Broncos SuperBowlTitles Super Bowl XXXII
Ed Hochuli participatedIn Super Bowl XXXII
subject linked to: Hochuli
John Elway wonSuperBowlAsPlayer Super Bowl XXXII
Jack Murphy Stadium hostedEvent Super Bowl XXXII
Super Bowl XXXIII precededBy Super Bowl XXXII
Super Bowl XXXI nextEvent Super Bowl XXXII
Terrell Davis SuperBowlChampion Super Bowl XXXII
Terrell Davis SuperBowlMVP Super Bowl XXXII
Gary Zimmerman superBowlChampion Super Bowl XXXII
Brett Favre SuperBowlAppearance Super Bowl XXXII
Mike Shanahan championshipWon Super Bowl XXXII
Edward G. Hochuli participantIn Super Bowl XXXII
Qualcomm Stadium hostedEvent Super Bowl XXXII
subject linked to: The Q
Ed Hochuli participatedIn Super Bowl XXXII
subject linked to: Ed Hoch
Rod Smith wonChampionship Super Bowl XXXII
Ed McCaffrey superBowlChampion Super Bowl XXXII
Ed McCaffrey playedInSuperBowl Super Bowl XXXII
Don Beebe participatedIn Super Bowl XXXII
First Lady of Football hasNotableEventAssociation Super Bowl XXXII
subject linked to: “First Lady of Football”