The Seahawks Admin Risked Swiftie Wrath, And Fans Think They’re A Legend

The Seattle Seahawks aren’t afraid to ruffle a few feathers, and their latest social media posts prove it. After taking aim at Taylor Swift with a series of cheeky references following their win over the Kansas City Chiefs, the team’s social media admin has earned praise from the team’s fans, who think the person behind the posts deserves a promotion. Not everyone may be laughing, but many are loving the bold move.Seattle Seahawks Defeat Kansas City Chiefs 20-3Game over. pic.twitter.com/r5mZvIIrPF— Seattle Seahawks (@Seahawks) October 26, 2026The Seattle Seahawks had plenty to celebrate on October 25 after handing the Kansas City Chiefs their first loss of the season with a 20-3 victory at Lumen Field. The team came in looking to bounce back from two consecutive losses, and they delivered. The Chiefs now have a 5-1 record, while the Seahawks have improved to 4-3.Despite the Chiefs’ loss, the game was a historic moment for Tight End Travis Kelce, who broke NFL records. He surpassed the record for the most career receiving yards by a tight end, reaching 15,423 combined career yards, and slid into 5th place on the NFL’s all-time receptions leaderboard.His wife, Taylor Swift, wasn’t present for the momentous occasion, but that didn’t stop the Seahawks from making a few jabs inspired by the singer, which became a social media talking point.The Team Celebrated The Win With Taylor Swift ReferencesEnd Game pic.twitter.com/fUGMpcCMjX— Seattle Seahawks (@Seahawks) October 26, 2026The Seattle Seahawks’ social media admin posted a couple of photos celebrating the team’s win while referencing Swift.In one photo, a pair of friendship bracelets featuring beads in the Seahawks’ colors spelled out “SEAHAWKS” and “WIN.” The post was captioned “End Game,” a nod to Swift’s 2017 song of the same name from her “Reputation” album.Meanwhile, the Blitz the Seahawk’s Instagram account shared a photo of the team’s mascot with the caption, “Lately, I’ve been dressin’ for revenge.” The line comes from Swift’s 2022 song “Vigilante [expletive],” featured on her “Midnights” album.Eyewitnesses at a football game reveal what happened between Taylor Swift and a fan.Swifties were angered over Donna Kelce’s early elimination on “The Traitors.”Josh Hutcherson revealed he was body-shamed by Swifties after saying he wasn’t a fan of the singer.Taylor Swift’s fans flooded Kim Kardashian’s social media after the release of “thanK you aIMee.”Swifties pleaded for the singer’s privacy after a private event was swarmed by curious onlookers.Seattle Seahawks’ Social Media Manager Lauded For Bold MoveTask completed ☑️ pic.twitter.com/5hbw4zYldR— Seattle Seahawks (@Seahawks) October 26, 2026Given Swifties’ reputation for fiercely defending their idol, the Seahawks’ posts drew praise from the team’s fans, who lauded the social media admin for daring to poke fun at the singer and risk the wrath of her devoted fanbase.“My wife and daughter do not think this is funny. But it’s outstanding. I applaud you for putting your literal life at risk to give us all a sensible chuckle,” one fan commented. Many added that whoever made the posts deserves a raise.One fan shared how he initially thought the Seahawks’ victory post was “lame,” but later realized the reference. “I clearly underestimated your rage bait abilities,” he added with a laughing emoji.Even one Chiefs fan admitted the posts were impressive. “Chiefs are my team but I can appreciate the cheeky burn, good job socials team,” she wrote.Some Swifties Called Out The Sports Team For Crossing A LineZUMAPRESS.com / MEGASome Swifties took offense to the Seahawks victory post, saying that they crossed a line by “troll[ing] a team by using the spouse of an opposing player.”Others pointed out that Swift wasn’t even at the game, arguing that the posts might not have gone over as well if another Chiefs player’s wife had been targeted instead. “Bunch of bums running your social media I see,” one person wrote.Swifties also warned the Seahawks to beware of the “Swiftie Curse” or the so-called “Tayvoodoo,” saying the posts will cost them the playoffs.Despite the criticism, many Swifties seemed unbothered, with some even finding the posts clever. “As a Taylor Swift fan this is funny. People are just overly sensitive over an artist that they don’t know personally,” one Swiftie commented.Swifties Don’t Let A Taylor Swift Jab SlideMEGASwifties are known for their fierce loyalty to the singer and aren’t afraid to defend her against perceived slights. From calling out celebrities who criticize her to flooding social media with their reactions, the fandom has repeatedly shown that taking a jab at their idol can quickly attract their attention.Swift and Kelce have yet to address the Seahawks’ post as of publication. However, fans are anticipating Kelce’s reaction on the next episode of his podcast “New Heights,” as his brother and co-host, Jason Kelce, is known for teasing him about anything related to Swift and the Chiefs’ losses, all in good-natured brotherly love.Also Read:Taylor Swift And Travis Kelce’s Wedding Guest Slams ‘Demeaning’ Chanel GiveawayRelated HeadlinesJay-Z’s Super Bowl Reveal Takes A Twist After His ‘Selfish’ AdmissionCollin Gosselin’s ‘Real Mom’ Won’t Let Kate’s Claims Go Unchallenged5 Times Joan Smalls Didn’t Shy Away From Speaking Her TruthRead more at The Blast