The Denver Broncos’ new ownership is looking to make a statement early.
So, besides thinking of a new stadium, a new report by 9News, via James Palmer, states that they’re also looking to revamp their headquarters.
The #broncos are not just evaluating their stadium’s future. The Walton-Penner ownership group has toured other facilities around the league as they contemplate a massive renovation or possibly building an entirely new practice facility on the grounds at Dove Valley.
— James Palmer (@JamesPalmerTV) April 26, 2023
Team owners Greg Penner and Carrie Walton Penner, as well as President Damani Leech, reportedly explored multiple team facilities to explore what their staff, personnel, and players might need going forward.
The trio of executives visited the Las Vegas Raiders, Miami Dolphins, and Chicago Bears’ headquarters, three of the most modern in the league.
The Walton-Penner ownership group just paid $4.65 billion to acquire the team less than a year ago, but it’s evident that they’re far from done.
They’re currently conducting a thorough stadium research project, including fan feedback to determine how to improve fan experience on Sundays.
Even so, nothing might improve their experience more than a better performance by the team in 2023, which was obviously the biggest point of emphasis entering the offseason.
The Broncos were quite aggressive to land arguably the best available guy for the head coaching position, bringing Sean Payton back from retirement to work with Russell Wilson.
They have one of the toughest defenses in the league and a promising receiving corps, but play-calling and quarterback play were two huge issues in their first year together.
Hopefully, they’ll get back on track in 2023 and finally live up to that untapped potential, as the rest will take care of itself with this new highly-committed ownership group in charge of the team.
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