Simone Biles lost her mind as the Chicago Bears sealed an emphatic comeback from an eight-point deficit to beat the Washington Commanders on Monday night.
The Olympic icon, who is married to Bears safety Jonathan Owens, was in Washington DC to support her husband.
And she captured her reaction to Jake Moody’s game-winning 38-yard field goal in the dying seconds of Chicago’s 25-24 victory.
The 28-year-old, who appeared to watch the clash from a VIP suite, shared a clip of her ecstatic celebrations with her 12.2 million followers.
The 11-time Olympic medalist and Chicago linebacker Tremaine Edmunds’ fiancee, Tee, were captured anxiously watching with their hands on their hearts as Moody lined up his kick.
As soon as the kick was good and the dramatic victory was clinched, the pair went wild, jumping up and down for joy.
Simone Biles lost her mind as the Chicago Bears sealed an emphatic comeback win on Monday
The 11-time Olympic medalist is married to the Chicago Bears’ safety Jonathan Owens (L)
The gymnastic legend frequently supports her NFL beau at his games on the road and at home
They pulled others in the private suite in for a massive celebratory group hug, while other members of their party could be seen running around with their arms in the air in the background.
‘what. a. game.,’ the gymnastic legend wrote over the clip.
Biles also reshared a video of Moody’s kick to her Instagram story, including a bear emoji and a finger pointing downward, to symbolize, ‘Bear down,’ which is team’s theme song.
Chicago got the ball with a little more than three minutes left in the fourth quarter, and Bears quarterback Caleb Williams then led the nine-play, 36-yard closing drive that finished with Moody´s fourth field goal of a rainy night.
His teammates mobbed him, then raised up off the ground in a mass celebration on the field.
‘I got here not too long ago,’ Moody said. ‘But for everybody to embrace me and take me in as one of their own is an amazing feeling.’
Moody, signed off the practice squad because Cairo Santos was out with an injured quadriceps, made field goals from 47 and 48 yards in the first quarter and 41 in the third. But he had a 48-yard attempt blocked on the opening play of the fourth quarter.
Moody was cut by the San Francisco 49ers – who drafted him in the third round in 2023 – this September after two missed attempts in Week 1.
‘It’s always good to have a fresh start,’ Moody said. ‘I always believed in myself.’
