Seahawks Turn Chiefs Win Into a Taylor Swift-Coded ‘End Game’ Post

A post-game caption with a pop-culture double meaning

The Seattle Seahawks had a 17-point win to celebrate Sunday night. Their official X account chose a distinctly pop-aware visual for the occasion: a photo of two green, white and blue friendship bracelets spelling “Seahawks Win.” The caption was simply “End Game.” The post arrived after Seattle’s 20-3 victory over the Kansas City Chiefs at Lumen Field on Oct. 25. ^{[1] [2]}

The wording connects the football result to Taylor Swift’s catalog: “End Game” is a track from her 2017 album Reputation. People also identified the bracelets as a reference to the accessories widely exchanged by fans during Swift’s Eras Tour. That makes the post legible as a layered piece of team social-media banter, even without a longer explanation from the Seahawks. ^[3]

Notably, the post does not name Swift or Kelce in its caption. Instead, it puts two recognizable signals beside one another: a lyric-free song title and the colorful bracelet format. The source of the reference is clear from the surrounding context and reporting, but the Seahawks let the visual do the work. ^{[1] [3]}

Seattle’s win set the stage

The game itself supplied the punchline’s immediate context. Seattle’s official game center records the Seahawks’ 20-3 win, with the teams trading field goals before Seattle pulled away in the fourth quarter on a 21-yard touchdown run by Emanuel Wilson. Seattle finished with 410 total yards to Kansas City’s 213, according to the game-center statistics. The result put a clear football outcome behind the “win” spelled out in beads. ^[2]

Taylor Swift references and the Chiefs have intersected in NFL social posts before. In 2023, Travis Kelce described trying to give Swift a friendship bracelet bearing his phone number after her Eras Tour stop in Kansas City; the anecdote helped make bracelets a recognizable detail in coverage of the pair. The Seahawks’ new post combines that familiar motif with a song title and the team’s own victory message. ^{[3] [4]}

The story stays with the post

The social-media moment is the Seahawks’ own: a bracelet photo and a short caption attached to a win over Kelce’s team. People described the post as a Swift reference, while SB Nation likewise connected the bracelets to the familiar Kelce-Swift story. Neither account establishes that Swift or Kelce responded to this particular post, so the verified takeaway is the team’s joke—not a reply or a personal exchange. Seattle’s official account supplies the primary evidence: the image and caption remain visible in the linked post. ^{[1] [3] [4]}