BREAKING: Seahawks Announce Sale Process A Of Team | Seattle Sports

Hosts Michael Bumpus and Stacy Rost (Bump & Stacy) react to the news that the Seattle Seahawks have announced the team is for sale.

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34 comments
  1. Praying for either MacKenzie Scott, Melinda French Gates, or a combo of the 2!
    No Jerry Jones types.
    Things are so great right now, they just have to invest a bunch of money in the team, coaches, facilities, etc. and then get out of the way.

  2. The new owner better be the salt of the earth or the fans we be on them like …………………………… well, how do you find owners as good as the Allens.

  3. Fortunately, Bezos can't buy the Seahawks. He has a media conflict of interest with the NFL through Thursday Night Football. He would have to divest from Amazon Prime.

  4. Melinda French Gates or MacKenzie Scott. Considering they are both charitable philanthropists like Jody Allen and have deep ties to Seattle, they seem like ideal owners. Neither I imagine would want to get too involved with operations. No Bill, no Jeff.

  5. As a Seahawks fan who was also formerly an Oakland Athletics fan, I know exactly the contrast between good and bad ownership! It doesn't get much worse than John Fisher!

  6. Hawks play 5 winter games in PNW but 4 autmun games in UK cuz Brits never sell tickets to rivals.
    70 M potential fans in UK (passionate like Rob Staton).

    Rename Em as the Seattle & Liverpool Hawks & play at Anfield (Europes most magical stadium)

  7. With the Seattle Seahawks now expected to be sold, and proceeds going to philanthropy per Paul Allen’s estate plan, a couple of things stand out.

    First, Jody Allen was fined $5 million by the National Football League because league rules prohibit a franchise from being owned long-term by an estate. That issue has now forced movement toward a sale.

    Second, the Seahawks’ stadium agreement reportedly requires that 10% of net sale proceeds be paid to King County if the team is sold. If the Seahawks sell for an estimated $5–6 billion (recent NFL franchise sales have ranged from $4.65B to over $6B), that would mean $500–600 million going to King County under the 10% clause.

    If the concern in delaying the sale was avoiding that payment, the numbers are significant. My view? If the franchise sells in that $5–6 billion range(Just guessing) and the proceeds are headed to philanthropy anyway, allocating even half of that 10% — $250–300 million — to King County would still represent an enormous community contribution while honoring the original spirit of the agreement.

    At valuations like these, we’re not talking about symbolic money. We’re talking about generational impact dollars.

  8. I didn't make my billions consolidating Mid and Mountain West distressed airlines, repackage them to a PE Firm, just to sit on the sidelines and stay out of roster decisions! I'm smart at business therefore I want say in the draft, forget that Dunning-Kruger hogwash!

  9. We KNEW it was coming….BUT, I still feel a profound sadness that the names Paul Allen (and his sister Jody) will no longer be associated with this awesome team! GO HAWKS!!

  10. anything is possible. if a certain person in power wanted to apply enough pressure to nfl owners, they’d cower and let the team move. not saying that would happen, but it is, of course, possible.

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