The WNBA’s fiercest court rivalry just spilled onto the NFL turf.

Angel Reese and Caitlin Clark, whose on-court battles have defined rookie seasons, are now locking horns over Super Bowl loyalties—and it’s a little more than a friendly banter.

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For her recent Unapologetically Angel episode, the Chi-Town Barbie had a vlog to substitute for the usual couch talks– it was the behind-the-scenes for the Celebrity Football game a day before Super Bowl!

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On her way to the venue, Reese blurted out her team of choice for the big day, defying Clark’s public support for the Kansas City Chiefs.

“I’m going with the Eagles tomorrow,” she declared, and there were reasons.

“I like Jalen Hurts,” the rookie began. But the second one was a bit closer to home. “Second reason, Kah [Kahleah Copper] my teammate, and third, I like to see new things happen.” 

Reese wasted no time revealing the first reason behind her Super Bowl pick:

“I like Jalen Hurts.”

Hurts, the Philadelphia Eagles’ star quarterback, has become one of the most respected and admired players in the NFL. His work ethic, leadership, and resilience have earned him a massive fanbase—including Angel Reese.

It’s no secret that Reese appreciates hard work and confidence, quHurts embodies both ostrong personality and competitive nature,Hurts, who consistently proves his doubters wrong.

“Second reason, Kah [Kahleah Copper] my teammate.”

Kahleah Copper, one of Reese’s veteran teammates on the Chicago Sky, idie-hard Eagles fan. As asupporting the Eagles was her way of standing by her teammate.

WNBA players are known for building strong friendships and rivalries, butgame-day loyalty,her teammate over her court rival, Caitlin Clark.

The third and final reason Reese ga

“I like to see new things happen.”

This statement hints at Reese’s competitive spirit—shchange, excitement, and unpredictability.

The Chiefs had already won multiple Super Bowls in recent years,hoping for a fresh outcome rather than another Kansas

This mindset mirrors her own journey as a player—break barriers, challenge expectations, and push for something different.