Broncos ownership gets high marks in NFLPA player survey

The Broncos’ ownership group scored high marks but the club checked in at the middle of the pack in the second annual NFL Players Association survey and team report card project.

The survey granted more than 1,700 NFL players anonymity to provide information about each team and then the union along with Artemis Strategy Group compiles the results and creates report cards for each team.

The union said Wednesday that nearly 77% of active players completed the survey in full.

This year, Broncos CEO Greg Penner and the Walton-Penner Family Ownership Group checked in No. 5 league-wide and earned an A grade.

The report says Penner, “receives a rating of 9.6/10 from Broncos players when considering his willingness to invest in the facilities (5th overall).”

“The survey responses reflect a belief that the Broncos ownership group is willing to invest in the facilities since they purchased the team, as evidenced by choosing to fully replace the field for the final game of the 2022 season,” the Broncos’ overview says.

Denver scores poorly in categories including strength coaches (C, 30th overall)  and the Centura Health Training Center locker room (D, 26th).

The report does note that the club’s $175 million-plus plan to rebuild its team headquarters and training facilities, which begins this spring and is expected to be completed in 2026, should improve some of the lower-scoring areas.

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