CEO Greg Penner say Broncos have yet to consider whether new stadium will have PSLs
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Key Points:
- The Denver Broncos aim to build a new stadium by 2031, with many decisions still pending, including the use of Personal Seat Licenses (PSLs).
- Owner and CEO Greg Penner stated that PSLs are not currently a priority, as the team is still focused on finalizing the stadium location, with Burnam Yards being a preferred but not confirmed site.
- Penner emphasized the importance of season ticket holders and assured they will be kept informed when the PSL issue is addressed.
- PSLs are commonly used by teams to help fund stadium construction, often charging fans for the right to buy season tickets, which can be costly depending on seat quality.
- Funding through PSLs is considered more equitable than relying on taxpayer money, as many taxpayers do not attend games or have an interest in football.
