"All options" on the table for Broncos stadium

What they're saying: "All options are on the table," Leech told us last Thursday from New Orleans, where the NFL converged for Super Bowl LIX.

• He told us he has "no preference," on an option.

Why it matters: Nearly three years since the team's sale sparked chatter about a new stadium, fans are no closer to knowing whether the team will stay in Denver or bolt for the 'burbs.

Zoom in: Lone Tree in Douglas County has emerged as a potential new stadium site, 9News reported last month. It's situated near the team's future headquarters, roughly 18 miles from Empower Field.

Flashback: The Broncos' owners, the Walton-Penner group, sent an extensive survey to season ticket holders in 2023 gauging opinions on a new stadium, including outside of city limits.

• Arvada, Aurora, Commerce City, Lakewood and Wheat Ridge were among the listed options. Survey results weren't made public.

Yes, but: Denver dropped $100 million in upgrades to Empower Field later that year, including adding a massive new screen and a swanky premium seating and lounge area.

Between the lines: Leech told us he would "love" for Denver to host a Super Bowl — a prize that's long eluded the city — though he didn't say whether that's a factor in determining the team's potential new stadium.

What we're watching: Fans' expectations for answers about the team's future home will likely spike during a lengthy offseason.