Broncos Win 2016 Super Bowl: Celebration Highlights and Twitter Reaction

The Denver Broncos are champions of the football world for a third time after winning Super Bowl 50 over the Carolina Panthers, 24-10, on Sunday at Levi's Stadium.

The Broncos tweeted this after the game had concluded:

Denver also tweeted at President Barack Obama, hoping he made the right choice with his Super Bowl prediction:

This photo of Denver wide receiver Emmanuel Sanders tweeted by the Broncos was a perfect way to capture the emotion of the moment:

Broncos linebacker Von Miller was also named the game's MVP for his 2.5-sack performance, and he joins some elite company, per ESPN Stats & Info:

EA Sports' Madden account also tweeted this out when Miller was named the MVP:

The Broncos also tweeted this to honor their MVP:

And Miller, along with star pass rusher DeMarcus Ware, shared a moment after the game, courtesy of the Broncos:

It's been almost 10 years since Peyton Manning tasted victory in a Super Bowl, and in what could be his last game as an NFL quarterback, he can also add this accolade to his long resume, per Bleacher Report:

The Broncos made a bold move by firing John Fox and bringing on Gary Kubiak as head coach, but it paid off in the end, per Ian Rapoport of NFL.com:

NFL.com's Gregg Rosenthal captured this moment of the confetti falling amid the celebration:

Dan Wetzel from Yahoo Sports also captured this video with the confetti:

Hall of Fame point guard Magic Johnson, who still has a deep love for the Los Angeles Lakers, commented on Manning winning his second championship:

WWE chief operating officer, and current WWE World Heavyweight Champion, Triple H, has a present heading the Broncos' way:

The Broncos won this game with what got them to this point: their defense. Carolina signal-caller Cam Newton completed only 44 percent of his passes, and the Panthers scored only 10 points. Denver's defense got to Newton seven times and was disruptive in the backfield all game.

Teams who want to win a Super Bowl should consider building up their defense because of this stat, per ESPN Stats & Info:

Denver hasn't won a Super Bowl since John Elway—currently the Broncos' general manager and executive vice president of football operations—won in Super Bowl XXXIII and retired a few days later. The storybook ending could end with Manning doing the same.

And if this is his last game, he's going out on a high note in terms of milestones, per ESPN Stats & Info:

At least we know what he'll be doing to celebrate Sunday night, per Bleacher Report:

What a way to go if this is his last game.