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'End Game': Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce Mocked by Opponent
The Seahawks held Kansas City to 213 yards and posted a Swift-themed social media jab after the 20-3 win.
- On Sunday, October 25, the Seattle Seahawks defeated the Kansas City Chiefs 20-3 in a "Sunday Night Football" matchup, ending Kansas City's undefeated season.
- Despite the loss, Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce surpassed Pro Football Hall of Famer Tony Gonzalez for the most receiving yards by a tight end in NFL history, reaching 15,420 yards.
- Following the victory, the Seahawks' official social media account posted a friendship bracelet photo reading "Seahawks Win" with the caption "End Game," referencing a Taylor Swift song.
- Fans known as Swifties criticized the Seahawks for the post, with some commenters calling the move "rude and unnecessary" and questioning why the team involved a player's spouse in rivalry.
- Swift, who married Kelce in July 2026, did not attend the road game in Seattle, consistent with her pattern of skipping most away matchups since their marriage.
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Taylor Swift Fans Furious After NFL Team Mocks Kansas City Chiefs With Friendship Bracelet
Swifties took aim at the Seattle Seahawks after a celebratory post seemed to use Taylor Swift to mock the Kansas City Chiefs. The post Taylor Swift Fans Furious After NFL Team Mocks Kansas City Chiefs With Friendship Bracelet appeared first on vice.
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Taylor Swift Fans Furious With Seattle Seahawks Over Social Media Post Trolling Travis Kelce And The Chiefs
seahawks troll chiefs taylor swift The Seattle Seahawks handed the Kansas City Chiefs their first loss of the season Sunday night. Then they made Taylor Swift fans even angrier than Chiefs fans with a single social media post. Seattle defeated Kansas City 20-3, keeping Patrick Mahomes, Travis Kelce and the Chiefs’ high-powered offense out of the end zone all night. Mahomes finished with just 165 passing yards and an interception. After the game,…
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