Broncos consider personal seat licenses for new stadium funding

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Last updated Aug 3, 2026

Broncos consider personal seat licenses for new stadium funding
Summary

The Denver Broncos are exploring the possibility of introducing personal seat licenses (PSLs) as a funding mechanism for a new stadium, according to Damani Leech. PSLs, which are common in the NFL, require season ticket holders to pay a fee to secure their ticket rights. Critics argue that this move is unnecessary, as the franchise has historically managed without such fees. The discussion comes as the team’s ownership, led by Rob Walton, faces financial demands tied to stadium construction. The final decision on implementing PSLs has not yet been made.

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  • Damani Leech indicated PSLs are 'pretty likely' but not finalized.
  • PSLs would be a one-time or recurring fee for season ticket holders.
  • The Broncos have successfully operated without PSLs for 66 years.
  • Critics label PSLs as a cash grab amidst financial demands for a new stadium.
  • Rob Walton's family wealth could facilitate stadium construction without PSLs.
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  • 11:15 AMYahoo SportsPSLs ‘likely’ coming to Broncos Country
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