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Seahawks GM says it’s ‘business as usual’ despite sale

February 25, 2026 - 05:43

Seahawks GM says it’s ‘business as usual’ despite sale

Seattle Seahawks General Manager John Schneider has moved to reassure fans and staff, declaring it "business as usual" for the franchise despite the pending sale of the team. Schneider emphasized that the day-to-day football operations and the long-term vision for the organization will remain unchanged during the transition period.

His comments aim to provide stability and focus as the team navigates this significant off-field development. Schneider stressed that the current leadership, including Head Coach Mike Macdonald, is fully empowered to make decisions regarding the roster, the upcoming draft, and football strategy without interruption. The goal is to ensure the sale process remains a background matter, allowing the football staff to concentrate entirely on building a competitive team for the future.

The Seahawks organization is widely respected for its consistency and culture. Schneider's message underscores a commitment to maintaining that foundation. Players, coaches, and personnel can expect continuity in their roles and the team's overall direction. As the ownership situation evolves, the football operations will proceed without hesitation, keeping all energy directed toward success on the field in the coming season.


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