Billionaire Robson Walton appears to be the winning bidder for ownership of the Denver Broncos franchise, according to a new report in Forbes.
June 6, 2022 at 8:34 am– Billionaire Robson Walton appears to be the winning bidder for ownership of the Denver Broncos franchise,
CBS4 did try speaking directly to Elis, as well as several other NFL owners, but all declined to speak with us about the sale. “We passed a resolution with the point and principal that we wanted anyone bidding on a franchise to consider minority ownership,” Goodell said. “The good news is, in the Broncos case, we had several, and that was a very positive development. We’ll see how it ends up, but I think we’ve made it very clear that’s something we intend to do and want to have happen.”
“We’re not going to get into any specifics of where the bids are or any of the specific elements of those bids, but I would say, and I made this point today that the cooperation, the communication has been very good between the Broncos and our staff, as well as the representatives of the Broncos,” Goodell said. “It’s moving forward, and when they get to a completion, we’ll know that, and then we’ll start our process.”Once a candidate is picked, it will go before the NFL’s finance committee.
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