Inside the Washington Commanders WAGs' celebrations as their partners stun top-seeded Detroit Lions
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As the Washington Commanders stunned the top seed Detroit Lions Saturday night, their wives and girlfriends went wild. The Commanders upset the NFC No. 1 seed with a 45-31 divisional round victory on the road in Detroit. Back home in Washington, their partners toasted the thrilling win with their own watch party celebrations.
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Mikaela Worley, who recently got engaged to safety Jeremy Reaves, shared a glimpse into the Commanders WAGs' celebrations with fans. Worley shared a video to Instagram, showing the group of women jumping up and down and high-fiving each other as they gathered around the TV screen.
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They were also captured toasting the win, which sealed the Commanders' first NFC Championship game in 33 years. Jeremy Reaves' fiancée Mikaela Worley shared a glimpse into the Commanders WAGs' party. The wives and girlfriends went wild as Washington stunned the No. 1 seed Detroit Lions.
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A post shared by Mikaela Worley | PA-C (@mikaelaworley). 'We’re headed to the NFC CHAMPIONSHIP BABY!!!!,' Worley captioned the post. Following a dominant regular season in which they secured the NFC's No. 1 seed for the first time ever, the Lions entered the playoffs as Super Bowl favorites ahead of back-to-back winners the Kansas City Chiefs.
Yet on a stunning night at Ford Field, Dan Campbell could only watch on as his team fell at the very first hurdle in a remarkable 45-31 defeat to the Commanders, who were nearly double-digit underdogs heading into the Divisional playoff. Rookie quarterback Jayden Daniels inspired yet another Washington win for the ages in an all-time classic playoff encounter which the visitors led 31-21 at halftime.
