The Seattle Seahawks are officially on the market following their Super Bowl triumph, but securing ownership will come at a steep cost. The late Paul Allen purchased the Seahawks for $194 million back in 1997 and the team is now estimated to go for around $6.

Explore the rumors surrounding the Seattle Seahawks' potential White House visit post-Super Bowl LX victory and the truth behind the viral claims.

Seattle Seahawks quarterback Sam Darnold celebrates after a win over the New England Patriots in the NFL Super Bowl 60 football game, Sunday, Feb. 8, 2026, in Santa Clara, Calif. (AP Photo/Matt Slocum) SEATTLE -- The Seattle Seahawks are going up for sale in accordance with the wishes of late team owner Paul Allen.

After a team wins the Super Bowl, it’s tradition for them to visit the White House and meet the sitting president in a grand event. We’ve only seen one team decline the invitation so far: The Philadelphia Eagles in 2025.

Fans are beginning to circulate a rumor that the “ Seahawks declined the White House.” But as of Wednesday, Feb. 18, 2026, there’s no verified, on-the-record reporting that the Seattle Seahawks have declined a White House visit following their Super Bowl LX win. Here’s what we can confirm and what’s driving the confusion.

With the Seattle Seahawks officially up for sale, does anyone have a spare $8 billion lying around? Here are some potential buyers of the team.

An 8-year-old Seahawks fan who lost his football at the championship parade received a new signed ball from cornerback Josh Jobe. The Puyallup family visited the team’s Virginia Mason Athletic Center, where the young fan met Jobe and toured the facility.

A pilot is facing charges after flying a drone into Lumen Field in Seattle during last week's Seahawks Super Bowl victory celebration.