It appears that the Seahawks are still trying to sell high, but interest hasn’t really peaked. Months after winning their second-ever Super Bowl title with a win over the Patriots, the team has reportedly garnered “soft” interest in the market after the estate of Paul G. Allen put the team up for sale in February, according to a report from ESPN on Friday. “It’s soft,” a team owner told ESPN about the market for the defending Super Bowl champs. Another NFL executive noted that: “There isn’t as much action as there was with Denver and Washington,” referring to the two most recent NFL franchise sales. Seattle Seahawks’ players celebrate as they ride on an open-top bus during the Seattle Seahawks’ Super Bowl LX victory parade in Seattle, Washington, on February 11, 2026. AFP via Getty Images In June 2022, the Broncos went for a reported $4.65 billion to the Walton-Penner ownership group.…