Simone Biles’ Sunday Night Football outfit for the Tennessee Titans and Indianapolis Colts game on October 18 wasn’t simply another look. The Olympian, there to back her husband Jonathan Owens, wore a white crop T-shirt, matching micro shorts, a long brown suede trench coat, and knee-high brown boots, but the special details had her “literally obsessed.” She even rolled into the game on a motorcycle ahead of kickoff, a moment the Colts proudly shared on their official Instagram. Seriously, this woman knows how to make an entrance!
The Ultimate Custom Touch
Forget standard embroidery, because Biles took custom game day gear to a whole new level. She had Owens’ name stitched on the back of her shorts and his No. 38 jersey number on the front of her T-shirt. But here’s the kicker, the detail that made her “literally obsessed”: the lettering itself was made from actual football material! How cool is that? She shared this unique twist on her Instagram Story the very next day, letting everyone in on the secret. That’s true dedication to supporting your man, making sure every stitch screams team spirit.
A Season of Sideline Style
This wasn’t Biles’ first rodeo supporting Owens from the sidelines. She has been a fixture at his games, hitting three regular season matchups so far this year. That includes two earlier last month when the Colts squared off against the Baltimore Ravens and the Houston Texans. She even made the trip overseas for their London game when they went up against the Washington Commanders! For that London matchup, she rocked a long beige dress, again featuring Owens’ name in blue and his jersey number. And of course, no game day is complete without their signature sideline handshake, which fans got to see during the London game too.
The Colts are set to face the Minnesota Vikings next on October 25. We’ll be watching to see what epic game day style Simone Biles brings out for that one!
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Originally reported by The Sporting News.
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