Broncos Owner Greg Penner Hates To See The Team Wear Blue Socks, Orange Pants And A Blue Jersey On Top

There are conversations about Broncos owner Greg Penner and his strong dislike for the team’s outfit choice. We all know how important fashion is, especially in the world of sports. But Greg Penner takes it to a whole new level when it comes to the Broncos.

Greg doesn’t want to see the team wear blue socks, orange pants, and a blue jersey on top. It’s like nails on a chalkboard for him. So don’t expect the Broncos to be rocking blue socks, orange pants, and a blue jersey going forward.

“The core uniform I thought looked great. There was one combination that I wasn’t crazy about, which was the blue socks, orange pants, blue shirt,” Penner said. “Maybe we won’t do that one again. But I think (the jerseys) showed really well.”

An interesting note, however: The Broncos never wore the blue-orange-blue combination in the 2024 season. They wore their white jerseys in 13 games—including the preseason and playoffs—and an orange jersey seven times. Denver donned a blue jersey just once all season in its 41–32 win over the Cleveland Browns on Monday Night Football in Week 13—but it was accompanied by a white helmet, blue pants and blue socks.

Denver also rocked its beloved throwback jerseys twice this year—in a 34–18 win over the Las Vegas Raiders in Week 5 and a 38–0 Week 18 shutout of the shorthanded Kansas City Chiefs. Penner took note of the overwhelming positive feedback he received about the throwback threads.

“We wore 13 different combinations this year, including the throwbacks,” Penner said. “I think unanimously everybody loved the throwbacks.”

So, what’s the solution here? Will the team ever listen to Greg Penner and change up their wardrobe? Only time will tell. But for now, let’s just hope that Greg Penner can find a way to cope with his fashion frustrations and continue to support his beloved Broncos, no matter what they’re wearing.

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