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The $9.612 Billion Unanimous Vote: Jody Allen’s Final Home Game Is The Super Bowl LX Celebration

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NFL committees just gave their unanimous approval for the massive $9.612 billion sale of our beloved Seahawks! This isn’t just a formality, folks, this is the real deal moving forward and it means a new era is about to dawn for the Emerald City’s football team.

The Legacy, The Sale, The Billions

This sale has been brewing for nearly eight years, ever since Paul Allen, rest his soul, passed away. Jody Allen stepped up, taking control of the team as his estate’s trustee, and she kept the ship steady, even guiding us to a Super Bowl LX victory! Remember that 29-13 smackdown of the Patriots at Levi’s Stadium back on February 8, 2026? What a ride! Now, though, the team’s future is officially charting a new course. The agreed-upon price tag with future owner Vinod Khosla’s group is a staggering $9.612 billion. Yeah, you read that right.

The Final Countdown to New Ownership

So, what does this unanimous committee vote mean? Well, according to Mark Maske of Front Office Sports, it sets the table for the full league owners to give their final approval next week, specifically on Wednesday, August 26. The expectation? The whole transaction should officially close in September. Imagine that: a new era kicking off right as the leaves start to turn!

A Super Bowl Send-Off at Lumen Field

Here’s where it gets wild: the Seahawks kick off our regular season right here at Lumen Field on September 9, facing those same New England Patriots we just beat for the Lombardi! While it’s possible the sale *could* technically close before that game, the tight window makes it look unlikely. That means our season opener, a nationally televised celebration of our Super Bowl LX triumph, is shaping up to be the final home game under the Allen family’s ownership. Can you think of a more fitting send-off? It’s the only home game we have scheduled for September, making it extra special.

Our preseason’s been a bit of a head-scratcher, especially after last year’s Super Bowl high, but let’s be real, the focus now shifts. We’re about to witness the end of an ownership era and the start of another, all while celebrating our recent championship. Get ready, Seattle, because September 9 isn’t just Game 1, it’s a monumental moment for our franchise.

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Originally reported by Field Gulls.

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