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The Seattle Seahawks are vying for his or her second Tremendous Bowl win in franchise historical past, however they will be loads busy virtually instantly after the sport.
In line with ESPN, the crew, owned by Paul Allen’s property, will go up on the market after the large sport.
Allen, the co-founder of Microsoft, died in 2018, and the crew has been run by his sister, Jody, ever since. The identical goes for the Portland Path Blazers within the NBA.
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Head coach Mike MacDonald celebrates with Jody Allen of the Seattle Seahawks throughout the George Halas trophy presentation after Seattle gained the NFC championship sport towards the Los Angeles Rams at Lumen Area Jan. 25, 2026 in Seattle. (Jane Gershovich/Getty Photos / Getty Photos)
“We don’t touch upon rumors or hypothesis, and the crew just isn’t on the market,” a spokesperson for Paul Allen’s property stated in a launched assertion. “We’ve already stated that can change sooner or later per Paul’s needs, however I’ve no information to share. Our focus proper now’s successful the Tremendous Bowl and finishing the sale of the Portland Path Blazers within the coming months.”
In 2022, Jody Allen reiterated that each the Seahawks and Path Blazers would finally be up on the market. Allen’s property agreed in September to promote the Path Blazers for a reported $4.25 billion.
Paul Allen agreed to purchase the Seahawks from Ken Behring in 1996, and the deal was finalized the next yr. Since then, the Seahawks have made the playoffs 17 instances, 11 of since 2010.
Seattle Seahawks proprietor Paul Allen walks throughout the sphere earlier than a sport towards the Detroit Lions at CenturyLink Area in Seattle Oct. 5, 2015. (Stephen Brashear/Getty Photos / Getty Photos)
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They’ve gone 1-2 in Tremendous Bowls in that span, shedding to the Pittsburgh Steelers within the 2006 Tremendous Bowl after which the New England Patriots in a combat to win back-to-back titles.
A sale of the crew might doubtlessly be the biggest in NFL and sports activities historical past. Sportico values them at $6.59 billion, 14th-highest within the league.
Former Seattle Seahawks participant Kam Chancellor fingers the George Halas Trophy to Jody Allen of the Seattle Seahawks after Seattle defeated the Los Angeles Rams 31-27 within the NFC championship sport at Lumen Area Jan. 25, 2026, in Seattle. (Steph Chambers/Getty Photos / Getty Photos)
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The final NFL franchise to vary fingers was the Washington Commanders in 2023, when Dan Snyder bought the crew to Josh Harris.
The Seahawks will face the Patriots in Santa Clara on Feb. 8.
