CEO Greg Penner say Broncos have yet to consider whether new stadium will have PSLs
The Denver Broncos hope to build a new stadium by 2031.
The Denver Broncos plan to construct a new stadium by 2031, but one crucial decision regarding Personal Seat Licenses (PSLs) has not yet been addressed. During a press conference, owner and CEO Greg Penner stated that the PSL issue is "the furthest thing from our minds right now." The team is currently focused on other aspects, such as the preferred site for the new stadium, which is believed to be Denver Burnham Yard.
However, this location has not been finalized yet. Penner emphasized that the organization will keep season ticket holders informed once they reach that stage. PSLs are widely used by other teams, often generating significant revenue. The CEO argued that funding a new stadium through PSLs is more equitable than burdening taxpayers with general taxes, as many citizens may not attend games or have a strong interest in football.
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