For the first time since the Seahawks were officially placed on sale on Feb. 18, names have publicly emerged of those who may be interested in buying the team — Meta founder Mark Zuckerberg and Apple CEO Tim Cook. The interest of Cook and Zuckerberg was reported Thursday morning by Front Office Sports, which reported that there are “at least four potential majority buyers (who) have expressed interest.” Front Office Sports reported further: “Five sources familiar with the matter tell  Front Office Sports  they’ve heard Zuckerberg is considering a bid, while four say Cook is separately weighing an offer. The identities of the other two potential bidders were not clear, nor was it known whether any formal offers had been made.” FOS reported that there was no confirmation of the interest of any of the buyers stating: “Allen & Co., the bank running the sale process for the Seahawks, as well as the seller, the Paul G. Allen estate, declined to comment.…