Kole MusgroveSeahawks Wire
Aug. 28, 2026, 2:21 p.m. PT
The new (soon-to-be) owner of the Seattle Seahawks just got a lesson in how passionate the 12th Man can be about certain topics… especially when it comes to rivalries and historic hatred. Recently, the NFL voted unanimously to approve the sale of the Seahawks from the Paul G. Allen estate to venture capitalize Vinod Khosla and his family for a record-breaking $9.6 billion.
During his initial press conference following the approval meeting, Khosla opened up about his history of being an NFL fan… and although he was honest, he definitely shared too much. Khosla explained he came to America in the 1970’s when the Pittsburgh Steelers were the reigning force in the league and admitted he was still a fan of theirs. Not just a fan, but one who still <a href="https://comicvibe.com/how-to-watch-and-stream-the-rhoc-after-show-for-season-20/” title=”How to Watch and Stream the RHOC After Show for Season 20″>watches all the Steelers games.
Oh boy… as expected, not many 12’s were all that jazzed when they heard the new owner of the Seattle Seahawks is still a Steelers fan of all things. The painful memories of Super Bowl XL are still fresh to many older fans, and to them, the Steelers are just as bad as the Rams or 49ers.
But credit where credit is due, Khosla clearly heard the criticism and took to social media to emphasize where his loyalties lie. He even issued an apology.
