Penner seemingly misspoke because the Broncos did not wear a blue jersey with orange pants and blue socks this season. He presumably meant an orange jersey with blue pants and blue socks, which looked like this: Here is the uniform combo that Broncos Owner/CEO Greg Penner didn’t like this season pic.twitter.com/9dreBHTdtP

The Broncos’ stadium future remains undecided and owner and CEO Greg Penner said Wednesday that the team is considering all of its options. Penner, speaking after his team finished a 10-7 season that included a return to the playoffs for the first time since 2015,

Broncos owner Greg Penner confirmed the team visited Lone Tree as a potential stadium site, but he emphasized no decision has been made.

There’s a strong belief within the Broncos organization that the franchise’s revolving door of quarterbacks — 14 starters since Peyton Manning retired — has ended with Bo Nix in command. The rookie quarterback led the Broncos to a 10-7 regular-season record and their first postseason appearance since 2015.

Broncos co-owner and CEO Greg Penner, who also chairs Walmart, spoke during the Denver Broncos end-of-season press conference, held Wednesday after a disappointing loss in the wild-card playoff game on Sunday,