
RJ Sangosti, The Denver Post
A statue of Pat Bowlen in front of Mile High on Aug. 26, 2019, in Denver. Getting your player ready...
After years of Bowlen family squabbles, court proceedings and behind-the-scenes machinations, the Broncos finally have a path forward with a new ownership group.
The Broncos announced late Tuesday night that they had entered into a purchase and sale agreement with a group headed by Walmart billionaire Rob Walton and his son-in-law, Greg Penner.
Here’s a look at everything you need to know about the sale and the new ownership group.
- The Broncos are expected to sell for a record $4.65 million. Here’s a look at how that sale price compares to previous North American sports teams.
- There ownership group consists of four key people: Rob Walton, Greg Penne, Mellody Hobson and Carrie Walton-Penner. Here’s info on each of the key players.
- It’s been a long, winding road to get to the point that the Broncos were sold by the Bowlen family to another ownership group. Here’s a look at the timeline of events dating back to 2009.
- Columnist Sean Keeler weighs in on what this sale means for apountry.
- The first priority for the new ownership group: Figuring out what to do with the stadium.
- Here’s the original story of the sale after the news broke late Tuesday night.
- Just 48 hours ago, the Broncos received a second round of bids for the franchise. Here’s a look at who else was involved in the bidding.



