NFL owners approve Seahawks sale to group led by Khosla family

Key Points:

• The NFL unanimously approved the Khosla family's purchase of the Seattle Seahawks, marking the end of the Paul and Jody Allen family's 29-year ownership and setting the stage for a final sale in the coming weeks.
• The Khosla group, led by Vinod, Neeru, and Neal Khosla, agreed to buy the team for a record $9.612 billion, surpassing the previous NFL franchise sale record of $6.05 billion.
• Vinod Khosla expressed gratitude to the Allen Trust and emphasized a long-term approach focused on maintaining the team's winning tradition and learning from current management.
• The Seahawks have a lease at Lumen Field through 2031, and while no specific future plans were detailed, Khosla acknowledged the stadium's iconic status and the importance of community partnership.
• Neal Khosla is expected to play a significant leadership role in the franchise, and the family plans to officially introduce their roles after the sale is finalized, with a focus on preserving the team's success and passionate fanbase.