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No, he did not. John Elway played his entire career for the Denver Broncos.
No. Elway played his college ball at Stanford.
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John Elway played with the Denver Broncos to defeat the Atlanta Falcons.
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John Elway was first drafted by the Baltimore colts then went to the Denver broncos for the rest of his career
John Elway
The Colts, who used the pick to select John Elway from Stanford. They later traded Elway to Denver after the quarterback threatened to play baseball instead of joining the lowly Colts.
After graduating from Stanford, Elway was a highly coveted athlete in both football and baseball. In 1983, the Baltimore Colts were among the NFL's worst teams, having compiled a 19-53-1 record from 1978-1982. Elway didn't have the desire to play for such a downtrodden franchise, and Elway's father also advised his son not to play for the Colts' head coach Frank Kush. Elway tried negotiating a way out of Baltimore, but after failing to engineer a trade, his agent began circulating rumors that Elway would happily play baseball for the New York Yankees (who had drafted Elway in the 2nd round of the 1981 MLB draft) rather than suit up for the Colts. Eventually the Colts and Denver came to terms on a trade and Elway became a Hall-of-Fame signal-caller for the Broncos.
John Elway's first season with the Broncos was 1983. John Elway was drafted by the Baltimore Colts after attending Stanford University. He said he would refuse to play for the Colts so they traded him to the Denver Broncos. In 1983, John began the season as a second string quarterback. John was not really a good quarterback, but began to gain more respect for his team after winning a game in the fourth quarter.