Denver Broncos up for sale

  • To unlock all of features of Rams On Demand please take a brief moment to register. Registering is not only quick and easy, it also allows you access to additional features such as live chat, private messaging, and a host of other apps exclusive to Rams On Demand.
I'm a little short.

I'm assuming Peyton Manning will try and be part of whatever ownership group ultimately buys them. Seems like that's been a rumor for a while now.
 
.

denver-broncos.gif


.
 
$4.00?

Come on Ian, isn't the number of zeroes the more important thing?
 
I feel bad for my brother, who became a Broncos fan after he got into football. They're not even a bad team; they just lack a quarterback. And now? Now they're lacking an owner, and as we know all too well, it's hard to find a good owner.
 
I'm a little short.

I'm assuming Peyton Manning will try and be part of whatever ownership group ultimately buys them. Seems like that's been a rumor for a while now.
I wouldn't put Von out of the equation honestly.
 
  • Like
Reactions: OldSchool

Rob Walton, cousin by marriage of Stan Kroenke, prepares to bid on the Broncos​

S. Robson Walton, cousin by marriage of Rams owner Stan Kroenke, will be making a bid to buy the Denver Broncos, according to Josh Kosman of the New York Post.

Walton, the son of Walmart founder Sam Walton, served as the chairman of Walmart from 1992 through 2015.

The 77-year-old Walton was expected to submit a bid on Friday in excess of $4 billion. That’s the minimum price for buying the team, per the Post.

“A bid needs to have a four in front of it,” a source close to the process told the Post. At an estimated worth of $70 billion, Walton presumably can offer more than anyone else, which would be enough to secure the team. Although the league reportedly had hoped that the team would be sold to a group led by a minority, the Broncos currently are held in trust — and the trustees have a fiduciary duty to maximize the return.

The final price, per the Post, is expected to land between $4.5 billion and $5 billion.

Kroenke’s family owns two major-league sports teams in the Denver market, the Colorado Avalanche of the NHL and the Denver Nuggets of the NBA.

Walton, if he becomes the owner of the Broncos, would land at No. 3 on the Forbes list of the richest sports owners, knocking Panthers owner David Tepper (the only NFL owner on the list) from No. 8 to No. 9.

It’s a reminder that the only factor that matters when it comes to buying an NFL team is money. It doesn’t matter whether Walton knows anything about football or the Broncos, cares about football or the Broncos, or even likes football or the Broncos. It doesn’t matter whether he’ll be a good steward of the team. For him, it could simply be a buy-low-sell-high investment.

NFL franchises have become cash cows. Even at $5 billion, Walton will get a return on his investment — since the value of NFL franchises will only continue to go up and up and up.
 
A guy of Walton's means buying the Broncos is good for the league. They need more billionaires in the canoe club and less hand-me-down owners with shallow pockets. It's just shitty for fans to have an owner living off the team like Georgia did or even just limited by resources.

That's not to say that I want to see Denver win. I hate the Broncos just like all teams who have orange in their colors. It's nice to see those fuckers losing.
 
  • Like
Reactions: ottoman89