“It's time people adopted some morals”: Social media influencer vows accountability after alleged DM from married Seahawks player

Social media influencer YesJulz has once again found herself at the center of online discussion and this time after claiming that a married member of the Seattle Seahawks allegedly sent her a direct message following the team’s Super Bowl LX victory.

While she did not reveal the identity of the player, the timing of her post was just hours after Seattle defeated the New England Patriots and quickly fueled speculation across social media.The Seahawks had just secured a 29-13 win on football’s biggest stage, and celebrations were still ongoing when YesJulz shared her message. Her statement immediately grabbed attention because of its strong tone and clear warning about boundaries.

What did YesJulz say?

Taking to X (formerly Twitter), YesJulz made her position very clear.“If you slide in my DM’s and I go to your page & see a post with you & you’re wife, I’m screenshotting and sending to her immediately,” she wrote. “And idgaf if you just won the Super Bowl. It’s time people adopted some morals.”

Though she did not name anyone or share screenshots publicly, the reference to a recent Super Bowl winner led many to assume she was talking about a Seahawks player.

However, without evidence or a name, the claim remains unverified. Her message suggested she intends to hold married men accountable if they contact her inappropriately on social media. The strong wording quickly turned the post viral, with thousands of reactions within hours.As expected, many on social media had different opinions. Some people supported YesJulz for speaking out about limits and calling out behavior they thought was rude.

People who supported the idea said that being famous and successful shouldn't make bad behavior okay.Others were more sceptical and asked why she didn't name the person if she really wanted to hold them accountable. Some people who didn't like the message thought it would be a way to get attention after all the Super Bowl excitement.

Despite the debate, the post kept circulating widely among NFL fans who were already focused on the Seahawks’ championship celebration.

No official response from the Seahawks

So far, neither the Seattle Seahawks nor any of its players have talked about the subject in public. The team is still focused on celebrating its Super Bowl win, and there has been no official word on the claim.Julz hasn't given any more information or proof since her original post. We can't be sure about anything else; the issue is still dependent just on her accusation.For now, supporters are left wondering if this problem will go away quietly or turn into something bigger in the next several days.