Broncos owner Greg Penner not focused on PSLs or Bo Nix contract (yet)
The Broncos will need to make big decisions on PSLs and Bo Nix's contract, but neither are a focus at the moment.
The Denver Broncos are currently not preoccupied with personal seat licenses (PSLs) or quarterback Bo Nix's contract extension. Greg Penner, the team's owner, expressed that these issues are far from his mind at the moment. PSLs are a one-time payment that fans make to secure season tickets, a common practice among NFL teams to fund stadium development.
The Broncos have not yet made a decision regarding PSLs, but season ticket holders will be notified once a choice is made. Penner emphasized that season ticket holders are an essential part of the organization and will be kept informed when the time comes. As for Nix's contract, the 26-year-old quarterback will have the opportunity to negotiate a new deal in 2027, following three seasons in the NFL.
The Broncos are committed to keeping him for the long-term, but the priority right now is preparing a competitive team for the upcoming season. Penner mentioned that decisions about Nix's contract will be handled by the team's leadership, George Paton and Sean Payton, and the owner is leaving it to them to take the lead on this matter.
These topics will be revisited after the current season concludes. The Broncos are targeting a new stadium break-in point in 2027, and Nix will be eligible for a contract extension in March of that year. For now, the club's focus remains on the present season.
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