49ers President Blasts Seahawks Over “Dirty” Move Targeting Niners Fans After Mysterious Email, Vows Not to Let Team Be Put at Any Disadvantage

Santa Clara, California — Ahead of a high-stakes playoff clash with the Seattle Seahawks, leadership from the San Francisco 49ers has publicly addressed the fallout from a controversial and widely discussed “mystery” email sent by Seattle to certain season-ticket holders — a move that sparked backlash across the Niners fan base.

According to multiple reports, the email warned that reselling playoff tickets — particularly if those tickets ended up in the hands of visiting-team fans — could impact eligibility to renew season tickets for the 2026 season. While the Seahawks framed the message as an effort to protect home-field advantage at Lumen Field, many 49ers supporters viewed it as an aggressive and unfair tactic aimed at limiting their presence during a win-or-go-home playoff game.

Amid growing reaction, Jed York, President and CEO of the 49ers, broke his silence. Without escalating the situation publicly, York made it clear that the organization is closely monitoring developments and will not allow either the team or its fans to be placed at a competitive or procedural disadvantage.

“The only thing I care about is fairness. Our fans don’t deserve to be put at a disadvantage. We’re not looking for noise, and we don’t need long explanations. The game will speak for itself — and we believe in that answer.”

York’s words were measured but firm, signaling resolve without direct confrontation. Rather than engaging in public back-and-forth, the message underscored the 49ers’ position: stay focused on football and let the outcome on the field deliver the final response.

Inside the building, that approach has carried through. Coaches have emphasized eliminating distractions and sharpening preparation, reinforcing that playoff success depends on execution, discipline, and composure — not outside controversy. For the 49ers, ticket disputes and social media debates are background noise. What matters is performance.

For Niners Faithful, York’s statement served as reassurance. While no specific actions were outlined and no further escalation announced, the message was unmistakable: the organization stands with its supporters and is committed to ensuring a level playing field during one of the most intense moments of the season.

With kickoff approaching, the psychological battle has already begun. But for San Francisco, the philosophy remains simple. Fairness doesn’t require prolonged debate. When answers are needed, the 49ers intend to let the game itself provide them.