Steve Tensi, Iconic Broncos Quarterback, Passes Away at 81

Tensi, renowned for throwing the first touchdown pass in Broncos' NFL history, leaves a legacy of sportsmanship and dedication.

Steve Tensi, the quarterback who marked his name in history by throwing the first touchdown pass for the Denver Broncos in the NFL, has died at age 81.
Tensi's career spanned from 1967 to 1970 with the Broncos, where he started 32 games and was celebrated for his leadership and skill on the field.
Before joining the Broncos, Tensi played for the San Diego Chargers, contributing to his notable six-year career in professional football.
Post-retirement, Tensi made significant contributions as a coach and later pursued a career in construction, showcasing his versatility beyond the football field.
Tensi is remembered not only for his on-field achievements but also for his positive impact on teammates, evidenced by tributes highlighting his camaraderie and spirit.