The Denver Broncos will need to make important decisions on personal seat licenses (PSLs) and quarterback Bo Nix's contract down the road, but neither topic is a current priority. "Really, its the furthest thing from our minds right now," Broncos owner Greg Penner said when asked about PSLs while speaking to reporters at training camp last week. PSLs are a one-time fee that fans pay for the right to buy season tickets, a tactic employed by many NFL teams to help fund building new stadiums. The Broncos have not yet made a decision on PSLs, but season ticket holders will be updated when they do. "[W]e havent even gotten to PSLs yet," Penner said. "Our season ticket holders are vital to our organization and were going to keep them informed every step of the way once we get there.Another important upcoming decision is Nix's contract. The 26-year-old quarterback will be eligible for a contract extension in 2027 after he's played three seasons in the NFL. "Obviously, we want Bo here long-term, but were really focused on getting ready for this season, putting a competitive team on the field," Pener said. "Ill leave that to George [Paton] and Sean [Payton]; will have conversations about it, but Ill leave that up to them to lead. Nix is currently signed through the 2027 season, and his rookie deal includesa fifth-year optionfor the 2028 campaign. So there's not a huge rush given that the QB isn't even eligible for an extension before the 2026 season wraps up. Both topics will return after the current season ends. The Broncos hope to break ground on a new stadium in 2027, and Nix will be eligible for a new deal in March. For now, though, the club is focused on the current season. Social: FollowBroncos WireonFacebookandTwitter/X!Did you know:These 25 celebrities are Broncos fans.This article originally appeared on Broncos Wire: Broncos owner Greg Penner not focused on PSLs or Bo Nix contract (yet)