The postseason is the bar for the Walton-Penner ownership group to match or exceed in their first year atop the organizational masthead.
The last time the Broncos played a game in which they weren’t owned by Pat Bowlen or run by his self-appointed brain trust was Dec. 24, 1983.At that time, six teams received first-round postseason byes. Now only two teams do.
And the Broncos made the playoffs, losing at Seattle. League owners unanimously approved their bid during a special meeting on Aug. 9. The next day, Penner was named CEO. The day after that, the Broncos hired Damani Leech as president, putting him in charge of the business operations.
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