Anything is on the table for the Denver Broncos and the possibility of a new stadium, according to what we heard from Broncos owner Greg Penner at the NFL’s annual spring meetings in Florida.

That includes a possible domed or retractable roof stadium – and locations around the metro.

“We’re continuing our diligence. As I mentioned before, it’s complex," said Penner. "We haven’t ruled anything out. We’re still looking at the current site, other sites around Denver, Lone Tree, Aurora. We don’t have a set timetable for making a decision. We obviously have our lease that ends at a certain date, which is a date that we could focus on. It could be something that would happen earlier than that. If we needed to, we could be in our current stadium longer. So, we don’t have a set timetable at this point.”

“We’re really focused on what’s the best long-term option. We’re thinking, and we want to create what’s the best option for the next 40 or 50 years, not the next 10 or 20 years.”

Will it stay or will it go? Earlier this year, we asked a sports marketing expert what the options were for a new Broncos stadium. Hear what he said in the video player below:

Will it stay or will it go? Sports marketing expert explains options for Empower Field at Mile High

We also heard from Broncos head coach Sean Payton and General Manager George Paton about the makeup of the team after the first wave of free agent signings but before this year’s NFL Draft. The Broncos spent big on a trio of potential playmakers – linebacker Dre Greenlaw, safety Talanoa Hufanga and tight end Evan Engram.