The Seattle Seahawks are set to go up for sale after Super Bowl LX, according to sources familiar with the arrangement. This move comes after the death of former owner Paul G. Allen in 2018, ending years of speculation about the team's future ownership. The sale discussions have been ongoing for at least a week, with the Seahawks and the NBA's Portland Trail Blazers both under the control of Allen's estate. Allen's sister, Jody Allen, has been managing the teams as the executor of the trust, with a directive to eventually sell both and donate the proceeds to charity. The Seahawks' potential sale could set a record for an NFL team sale price following a Super Bowl appearance, with estimates ranging from $7 billion to $8 billion. This development comes as sports teams' valuations have been soaring, with the Seahawks valued at $6.59 billion, 14th highest in the league. The Blazers are also in the process of being sold to a group of investors led by Tom Dundon for over $4 billion. Jody Allen's focus remains on winning, and the team's success has been attributed to the strong leadership of general manager John Schneider and head coach Mike Macdonald, who have led the Seahawks to a Super Bowl appearance.
