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Denver Broncos owner Rob Walton has donated $8.96 million to political candidates and committees ahead of the 2026 midterm elections, more than eight times quarterback…

Denver Broncos owner Rob Walton contributed $8.96 million to political candidates and committees ahead of the 2026 midterm elections. The vast majority of Walton's donations supported Republican causes, representing over eight times quarterback Bo Nix's $1.075 million base salary for the season, according to Federal Election Commission data reported by Front Office Sports.
Walton stands as the biggest-spending NFL owner in the 2026 cycle, directing approximately $7 million to Americans for Prosperity. Although Nix's total cash earnings for the season reach $2,495,266 when including bonuses on his fully guaranteed rookie contract, Walton's political donations remain roughly 3.6 times higher than that total.
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