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flag Washington state's 2029 "jock tax" may cost Seahawks players tens of thousands per game, sparking sale rumors.

flag A proposed 9.9% "jock tax" in Washington state, set to take effect in 2029, could require high-earning athletes like those on the Seattle Seahawks to pay income tax on earnings from days spent in the state, potentially costing top players tens of thousands per game. flag The tax, targeting income over $1 million, has fueled speculation about a possible Seahawks sale, coinciding with reports of a potential sale after Super Bowl LX on February 8, 2026, though the Paul G. Allen Estate denies current plans, citing focus on winning and selling the Trail Blazers.

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