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Seahawks’ Vinod Khosla Discusses Lumen Field and AI in Axios Interview
Khosla said the $9.612 billion purchase comes with no immediate plans to alter the coach, president or stadium.
- On Thursday, Seattle Seahawks owner Vinod Khosla told Axios Dan Primack he has "no current plans" to move the team or change the coach, president, operation, or Lumen Field.
- Khosla purchased the Seattle Seahawks from Paul Allen's estate for a record $9.612 billion in July after Golden State Warriors owner Joe Lacob suggested he investigate the franchise.
- As a condition of the purchase, Khosla divested a 3.1% stake in the San Francisco 49ers to comply with NFL ownership rules and plans to defer to head coach Mike Macdonald and general manager John Schneider.
- Responding to fan feedback this week, team vice chair Neal Khosla added two microphones to news conferences, earning praise across social media for improving reporter access.
- The franchise's lease at Lumen Field runs through 2032 with options extending through 2062; Khosla dismissed the relevance of 500-year projections, focusing instead on the six-year horizon.
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