The Kansas City Chiefs are getting the band back together for another season, and Patrick Mahomes had the perfect way to react.

Instead of a long statement or an emotional post, the star quarterback let a simple yet legendary meme do the talking.

A Silent but Powerful Message

Mahomes took to social media on Thursday afternoon, sharing a clip from ESPN’s famous documentary, The Last Dance.

The moment he chose? Michael Jordan’s longtime security guard, John Michael Wozniak, giving his iconic shrug—a gesture that instantly became a symbol of confidence and inevitability.

For sports fans, the message was clear: Mahomes and Kelce are running it back, and they know what they’re capable of.

Kelce Commits to Another Season

Travis Kelce, who has been Mahomes’ go-to target for years, had left his future open-ended after the Chiefs’ heartbreaking Super Bowl loss to the Philadelphia Eagles earlier this month.

Speculation swirled about whether he might retire, but the star tight end put all doubts to rest.

Speaking with Pat McAfee, Kelce confirmed that he isn’t calling it quits just yet.

A Dynamic Duo’s Legacy

Mahomes and Kelce have formed one of the most dominant quarterback-tight end duos in NFL history.

Since Mahomes took over as the Chiefs’ starter, the pair has made five Super Bowl appearances in six seasons—a feat few can match.

With Kelce staying in the game, Kansas City’s offense will continue to have its most reliable weapon.

Football and Fame: The Kelce-Swift Factor

Kelce’s influence isn’t just limited to the field.

His relationship with global superstar Taylor Swift has propelled him into the pop culture spotlight like never before.

Meanwhile, Mahomes and his wife, Brittany, have become some of Kelce and Swift’s closest friends.

The two couples have been frequently spotted together, with Brittany and Swift often sitting side by side at Chiefs games and even making appearances at events like the US Open.

The Last Dance Reference: A Hint at the Future?

For sports fans, The Last Dance represents the final chapter of an all-time great career.

The 10-episode documentary chronicled Michael Jordan’s last season with the Chicago Bulls before he initially retired.

However, Jordan famously un-retired later to play for the Washington Wizards.

Could Mahomes’ use of the meme hint at a legendary final run for him and Kelce?

Or is it simply a nod to their continued dominance?

Either way, Chiefs fans are thrilled to see the duo gearing up for another season.

One thing’s for sure—this story isn’t over yet.