The Seattle Seahawks have reached an agreement to sell the franchise for $9.6 billion to a group led by Vinod Khosla, a limited partner of the San Francisco 49ers, marking a new NFL record for team sales. The team, previously owned by the late Paul Allen, is being sold by his estate to support philanthropic efforts. Khosla expressed honor in becoming the team’s steward and aims to uphold Allen’s legacy. The sale awaits approval from NFL owners, with a vote scheduled for August 26.
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