As the Denver Broncos inch toward a sale, the hefty price tag — which could be as high as $5 billion — hasn’t dissuaded at least one well-known name.
Byron Allen — along with several investors — is one of the few bidders still in the mix, according to NBC’s Denver affiliate 9News.
- There are reportedly about five groups left after 10 submitted initial bids, but 9News reported that the number could oscillate.
- Josh Harris, owner of the Philadelphia 76ers and New Jersey Devils, is backed in part by Earvin “Magic” Johnson.
- Rob Walton is also reportedly in contention. Harris and Walton both recently visited the Broncos’ facilities.
Los Angeles Dodgers and Lakers part-owner Todd Boehly — who just purchased Chelsea FC for $5.2 billion — could still buy the team, but that appears more unlikely.
Stadium Questions
Team president Joe Ellis has said that building a new, potential $2 billion stadium will “be the No. 1 decision the new owner will have to make.”
A domed or enclosed facility would allow Denver to host a Super Bowl for the first time.
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