Jul 14, 2026 · 50 min · 8 segments
Ethan is joined by producer Austin Lane to breakdown the latest news in Seattle sports headlined by Vinod Khosla coming to an agreement to buy the Seahawks. With the Mariners at the All-Star break…
Ethan McReynoldsHost
Austin LaneHost
But Vinod Khosla and the Khosla family has an agreement to buy the Seattle Seahawks for $9.6 billion.
I was more so thinking about talking about Vinod Khosla himself and the family, but the price tag is ridiculous.
The Denver Broncos sold in 2022 for less than half of of what the Seahawks end up going for.
But seeing that number on a piece of paper, it's just got to be some kind of shock factor to that.
I mean, it just goes to show you how Seattle and the Seahawks have kind of just taken the league by storm over the past couple of decades, over the past couple of years.
And I mean, a price tag that big is just proof that whatever is going on here works.
Adam Schefter raising the question of whether or not the Seahawks Super Bowl win was the most valuable win in sports history.
Who knows how that impacted the price tag, but we have the Kosla family in charge now of the Seattle Seahawks pending NFL owner approval.
It looks like it's not just going to be Vinod Khosla himself, the 71-year-old who co-founded Sun Microsystems, a venture capitalist.
And then his son, Neil Khosla, is set to have a significant role in the leadership group within the ownership.
Vinod Khosla, if you remember sort of the ins and outs of the rumors leading up and all the different groups, sort of easy to get them confused, but him, Vinod, and his son Neil were minority owners for the San Francisco 49ers, so they're going to have to de-vest from the 49ers.
But Vinod Khosla and the Khosla family has an agreement to buy the Seattle Seahawks for $9.6 billion.
I was more so thinking about talking about Vinod Khosla himself and the family, but the price tag is ridiculous.
The Denver Broncos sold in 2022 for less than half of of what the Seahawks end up going for.
But seeing that number on a piece of paper, it's just got to be some kind of shock factor to that.
I mean, it just goes to show you how Seattle and the Seahawks have kind of just taken the league by storm over the past couple of decades, over the past couple of years.
And I mean, a price tag that big is just proof that whatever is going on here works.
Adam Schefter raising the question of whether or not the Seahawks Super Bowl win was the most valuable win in sports history.
Who knows how that impacted the price tag, but we have the Kosla family in charge now of the Seattle Seahawks pending NFL owner approval.
It looks like it's not just going to be Vinod Khosla himself, the 71-year-old who co-founded Sun Microsystems, a venture capitalist.
And then his son, Neil Khosla, is set to have a significant role in the leadership group within the ownership.
Vinod Khosla, if you remember sort of the ins and outs of the rumors leading up and all the different groups, sort of easy to get them confused, but him, Vinod, and his son Neil were minority owners for the San Francisco 49ers, so they're going to have to de-vest from the 49ers.
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