Amidst the excitement of football season, some NFL owners escape the hustle to find solace on the water aboard their luxury yachts. Each unique vessel offers a glimpse into the lifestyle of the league’s most powerful figures. As the NFL dives headfirst into playoffs ahead of the Big Game, YATCO takes a look inside the remarkable yachts owned by NFL franchise owners.
AQUILA – Los Angeles Rams
Length: 281ft (85m)
Build: Derecktor
Year: 2010
Exterior Design: Tim Heywood
Interior Design: Dalton Designs
Owned by American businesswoman Ann Walton, wife of Los Angeles Rams owner Stan Kroenke, AQUILA is the largest private luxury yacht constructed in the U.S. since the 1930s. Originally launched as CAKEWALK and acquired by Walton in 2014, the yacht accommodates up to 14 guests with a crew of 26. AQUILA underwent a major refit in 2016 which elevated the vessel with a new sun deck jacuzzi, onboard nightclub with DJ booth, private cinema, and a dramatic 36-foot crystal waterfall chandelier cascading across four decks. Additional highlights include a gym, salon, bridge-deck fire pit, and an owner’s suite with a private deck. AQUILA is not the only superyacht in the family as Walton’s husband Stan Kroenke owns motor yacht SEANNA, while her sister Nancy Walton owns 361ft (110m) Oceanco motor yacht KOAS.
BRAVO EUGENIA – Dallas Cowboys
Length: 357ft (109m)
Build: Oceanco
Year: 2018
Design: Nuvolari Lenard
Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones is the proprietor of BRAVO EUGENIA, a superyacht named for his wife and valued at approximately $225–250 million. The vessel was the first to debut Oceanco’s innovative LIFE design, standing for “Lengthened, Innovative, Fuel-efficient, and Eco-friendly.” With two helipads, expansive guest areas, and accommodations for 14 guests supported by a crew of 30, the yacht combines luxury with advanced technology. Sustainability is central to her design, offering a 30% boost in fuel efficiency, hybrid propulsion, waste-heat recovery, and integrated battery systems. BRAVO EUGENIA has become a benchmark for eco-conscious innovation in the superyacht industry.
DreAMBoat – Atlanta Falcons
Length: 295ft (90m)
Build: Oceanco
Year: 2019
Exterior Design: Espen Øino International
Interior Design: Terence Disdale
Atlanta Falcons owner and co-founder of Home Depot Arthur M. Blank owns DreAMBoat, a 90-meter Oceanco superyacht launched in 2019. Originally built on speculation before Blank commissioned it, the yacht lives up to its name with all the amenities one could dream of such as two swimming pools and a jacuzzi, a spa, an outdoor cinema, and a helipad. Designed for both hosting family and entertaining guests, it accommodates 22 guests with 27 crew, and includes a VIP suite, children’s cabin, and glass elevator connecting the decks.
DreAMBoat was allegedly named through a family contest, incorporating Blank’s initials “AMB.” A nod to his NFL team, the Falcon’s logo is displayed on the transom below the yacht’s name.
KISMET – Jacksonville Jaguars
Length: 400ft (122m)
Build: Lürssen
Year: 2024
Exterior Design: Nuvolari Lenard
Interior Design: Reymond Langton Design
KISMET, owned by Jacksonville Jaguars’ owner Shad Khan, is a $360 million superyacht known to make appearances at major cultural and sporting events, often serving as Khan’s home during his travels. The yacht accommodates 12 guests with a crew of 36 and is instantly recognizable by the silver jaguar figurehead on its bowsprit. Available for charter at over $3.1 million per week, it offers extensive wellness facilities including a gym, yoga studio, hammam, Turkish bath, sauna, juice bar, and cryotherapy chamber. Entertainment options abound, from an outdoor cinema, and DJ booth to an underwater lounge, sports courts, multiple pools, and an array of water toys. KISMET stands out as both a symbol of luxury and a hub for high-profile gatherings.
LADY S – Washington Commanders
Length: 305ft (93m)
Build: Feadship
Year: 2019
Design: Michael Leach
LADY S, owned by former Washington Commanders owner Daniel Snyder, is available for charter starting at €1.4 million per week. Designed to impress on every level, the yacht is renowned for its extraordinary onboard amenities, including a striking glass-bottom pool, dedicated helipad, and a two-deck IMAX-style cinema. Guests can enjoy an impressive range of recreational features, from full sports facilities for golf, basketball, volleyball, and football to a state-of-the-art gym and beach club. Accommodating up to 12 guests with a professional crew of 29, the yacht delivers exceptional service and entertainment.
OCTOPUS – Seattle Seahawks
Length: 414ft (126m)
Build: Lürssen
Year: 2003
Exterior Design: Espen Øino
Interior Design: Jonathan Quinn Barnett
Although sold to a new owner in 2021, OCTOPUS was created for and owned by the late Paul Allen, co-founder of Microsoft, whose trust still owns the Seattle Seahawks. The inception of OCTOPUS began in 1998 as a top-secret project, resulting in the most opulent and technologically advanced yacht the world had seen at the time of its launch. Designed for global expeditions and once used for scientific exploration, the mega yacht features an ice-class hull, advanced research equipment, floodable tender garage, a fully equipped dive center, and dual helipads with hangars large enough to house multiple helicopters. Onboard amenities rival those of a luxury resort with features including a nightclub, cinema, library, beauty salon, and a convertible pool that transforms into a dance floor.
SEANNA – Los Angeles Rams
Length: 213ft (65m)
Build: Benetti
Year: 2011
Exterior Design: Stefano Natucci
Interior Design: RWD
Motor yacht SEANNA, owned by Stan Kroenke, offers an exceptional blend of comfort and refined luxury for up to 14 guests. An expansive main-deck primary suite features two full bathrooms, a private lounge, and a dedicated study. Designed for both relaxation and entertainment, the main saloon converts into a private cinema, complemented by a separate television lounge adjoining the formal dining area. Additional amenities include a massage room, a library with an electric fireplace, helipad, and sundeck jacuzzi.
TOP FIVE II – Buffalo Bills
Length: 200ft (61m)
Build: Royal Hakvoort Shipyard
Year: 2021
Design: Sinot Yacht Architecture & Design
Naval Architecture: Diana Yacht Design
Buffalo Bills owners Terry and Kim Pegula own TOP FIVE II, an ocean-going explorer designed for comfort, capability, and extended family cruising. The superyacht’s name is said to be a nod to the couple’s five children. This five-deck vessel accommodates up to 12 guests across six staterooms, including a full owner’s deck with private jacuzzi, a VIP suite, two double bed suites, and two convertible twin cabins. The yacht is renowned for its family-friendly layout and extensive amenities, which include a cinema, gym, beach club, swimming pool, spa pool, firepit, elevator, and a vast water toy garage. Advanced stabilization ensures a smooth and comfortable experience whether cruising the Caribbean or exploring more remote destinations. With its thoughtful design and focus on usability, TOP FIVE II stands out as a premier yacht for luxury family adventures at sea.
WINNING DRIVE – Baltimore Ravens
Length: 130ft (39.6m)
Build: Westport
Year: 2012
Design: Gregory Marshall
Naval Architecture: William Gardan
Built in 2012 for Baltimore Ravens owner Steve Bisciotti, WINNING DRIVE can host up to 10 guests across five well-appointed cabins, including a full-beam on-deck primary suite, two double cabins, and two twin staterooms. Designed for both comfort and performance, this Westport yacht features a spacious salon, formal dining area, and generous deck spaces ideal for entertaining and relaxation. Powered by twin MTU engines, the vessel cruises comfortably at 20 knots with a top speed of 24 knots. WINNING DRIVE hosted several professional golfers for a post-Masters spring break trip in 2017.
Note: This list is based on publicly available information and may not include every current or former NFL owner with superyacht ownership.
