of the Broncos last August, when the average value of an NFL franchise was $3.5 billion.
But sports bankers say the proper way to estimate the impact of the Broncos deal on the value of the league’s other teams is to look at the next-highest bid to Walton’s, which was about $4 billion. Walton, say people with knowledge of the Broncos sale, offered $4.65 billion because he didn’t care to bother with a financial advisor and wanted a quick end to the bidding process..
An even better number to use in gauging the impact of the Broncos sale is $4.2 billion, which is about what Walton would’ve needed to pay to win the auction had he not wanted to “Ballmer” the deal. A $4.2 billion value works out to 8.4 times 2021 revenue and is 12% more thanEven with inflation running at over 8%, an across-the-board increase of 12% is nothing to sneeze at. It would put the value of the average NFL team at $3.
Inflation in action
Watch out Denver! If he is anything like David Glass who owned the KC Royals, and like Mr Glass’s years at WMT, believed in cutting costs and then more costs, it might be a painful time for Broncos fans ( and yes, I was at WMT for many of those years ). Good luck!
Not sure, but whose stock would you buy on the Broncos this season?
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