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  • DEN Owner
    NFL Network’s James Palmer reports “changes could be coming” after the Broncos lost to the Jets in Week 5.
    “The sense I get is a potential tear down is coming,” according to Palmer, starting with Thursday night’s matchup with the Chiefs. The Broncos sent DE Randy Gregory to the 49ers last week and are rumored to be shopping EDGE Frank Clark and WRs Courtland Sutton/Jerry Jeudy ahead of the trade deadline. Denver (1-4) faces Kansas City and Buffalo in three of the next four weeks, giving little hope of turning around the season. A Week 6 shakeup could lead to more touches for rookies Jaleel McLaughlin and Marvin Mims, who lead the team in yards on 20% of snaps.
  • DEN Owner
    NFL owners have unanimously approved the sale of the Broncos to Rob Walton for $4.65 billion.
    Walton is the eldest son of Walmart founder Sam Walton. Rob served as Walmart’s chairman from 1992-2015 and immediately becomes the NFL’s richest owner, with an estimated net worth at close to $70 billion. His group has acquired the Broncos from the Bowlen family after Pat Bowlen bought the team in 1984. Bowlen passed away in 2019. The $4.65 billion sale of the Broncos is the highest price ever paid for a U.S. sports team.