Anderson's Clutch Run Secures Broncos' Super Bowl Victory

On March 30, CJ Anderson made a bold call in Super Bowl 50 that sealed the Denver Broncos victory over the Carolina Panthers.

With the game on the line at the one yard mark, he straight up demanded the ball from Coach Gary Kubiak and powered into the end zone for the touchdown.

That put the Broncos up by 14, with three minutes, 13 seconds left, locking in the 24-10 final score.

The setup was perfect after Vaughn Miller. The eventual Super Bowl MVP stripped the ball from Cam Newton late in the fourth quarter.

Denver recovered and marched right down for Anderson's score, turning defense into instant points.

Anderson's confidence shone through. He always saw himself as the clutch playmaker.

Fans and teammates loved that fire, especially in a game where the Broncos defense dominated to clinch their third title in franchise history.

He wrapped up with 23 carries for 90 yards plus that huge touchdown and added 10 yards receiving.

No surprise he felt unstoppable in those big moments.

That grit from Anderson reminds us why underdogs like the Broncos thrive, just hand the ball to your workhorse and watch history unfold.