Tech Titans Eye Seahawks: Zuckerberg, Cook in Race

0:00On May 1st, the Seattle Seahawks are up for grabs and is drawing some big tech names. Mark Zuckerberg from Metta and Tim Cook from Apple are reportedly eyeing the Super Bowl champs. They're part of four groups showing early interest in buying the team, though no formal bids have dropped yet. This all kicked off right after the Seahawks big win in February. Paul Allen's estate, following his wishes, started a formal sale process to fund philanthropy. Investment bank Allen and company is handling in with law firm Latham and Watkins. Fans and insiders are buzzing about the massive payday. Allen snagged the team back in 1997 for $194 million. Now, with recent sales like the commanders at $6.05 billion and a giant stake valuing them at $10 billion, experts pegged the Seahawks at $8 to $10 billion. Zuckerberg worth $222 billion, Dorf's Cook's $2.8 billion net worth. Neither owns a sports team yet, and they might bid through investment funds rather than solo.

1:02League rules mean three-fourths of NFL owners must greenlight any deal, so keep watching as this tech versus football saga unfolds.