Female dancer and Jeremy Reaves proposing (Photos via Twitter)
Washington Commanders safety Jeremy Reaves celebrated his team’s win against the Atlanta Falcons by bringing his girlfriend down from the stands and dropping to one knee to ask her a very important question.
She will now have very important questions for him as well.
A video circulating on social media shows Reaves on one knee at Northwest Stadium, asking a shocked Mikaela Worley to marry him. Of course, she said yes.
The couple soon embraced, and Reaves slipped the ring on her finger as they posed for pictures to commemorate the moment.
It took less than 24 hours before controversy would ruin this moment for Jeremy Reaves and Mikaela Worley.
An X user named @onlykiaaaaa, who appears to be a stripper, jumped on her account and quote-tweeted the video to expose him as a cheater.
She wrote, “Not the same man who was in my DMs trying to fly me out & f–k. I think the f–k not.”
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That same woman would go on to post a short video where sexual sounds could be heard, but she just covered herself as well as the person she was servicing to prove she was not lying about Reaves.
Jeremy Reaves Has Recovered Nicely Since Tearing His ACL
Reaves had surgery to repair a partially torn ACL in October 2023, ending that season, but he recovered nicely in 2024.
The Washington Commanders’ safety became a major topic of discussion after proposing to longtime girlfriend Mikaela Worley after he and his teammates beat Atlanta in overtime to clinch a spot in the playoffs.
The 28-year-old has racked up 20 tackles (nine solo) and recorded a forced fumble.
VIDEO: Dave Portnoy Wants The NFL Investigated After The Washington Commanders’ Sketchy Decisions Cost Him A Massive Six-Figure Parlay
Dave Portnoy (Photo via Twitter)
The Washington Commanders’ win over the Atlanta Falcons did not end the way that Dave Portnoy wanted it to, and because he did not get what he wanted, he is demanding a federal investigation.
Sunday Night Football provided millions around the country with the best game of the day as the Falcons took on the Commanders in a game that would need extra time.
Dave Portnoy, the head honcho at Barstool Sports, put in a 3-pick parlay that had Indianapolis Colts star running back Jonathan Taylor scoring two touchdowns, Philadelphia Eagles backup quarterback Kenny Pickett scoring an anytime touchdown, and then Washington Commanders running back Brian Robinson Jr. scoring an anytime touchdown.
Jonathan Taylor and Kenny Pickett did their job.
Portnoy, who wagered $10,000, had to wait on Brian Robinson Jr.
If he scored, he would receive $359,891. 30. If he decided to cash out, he would’ve gotten a payout of $173,250.00. He chose not to.
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Unfortunately for Dave Portnoy, Robinson finished the game with just 60 yards on 13 carries and failed to score a touchdown. That led to Portnoy going on a massive rant.
Christopher Rodriguez Jr. scored Washington’s only rushing touchdown of the game in the fourth quarter. The Barstool CEO was livid and demanded a federal investigation.
“[Rodriguez] has five f–king carries the whole season. Robinson is perfectly f–king healthy, smiling on the sidelines and we are giving it to this f–king guy?
“I want a federal investigation. I want f–king everyone in Washington investigated. I want DraftKings investigated. I want Robinson investigated. I want everyone with a f–king pulse, in-house, outhouse, park house [investigated]. What the f–k was that?”
Dave Portnoy Once Won $1.6 Million On Parlay
Barstool Sports founder Dave Portnoy may have made a recent loss, but that was just a drop in the bucket of the money he won this past summer.
Portnoy won big on the Boston Celtics’ NBA championship after he showed off his receipt for his two-pick DraftKings Sportsbook parlay of the Celtics as the NBA Finals winner and Scottie Scheffler as the outright winner of the 2024 RBC Heritage tournament in April.
His $100,000 wager got him $1,592,500,000 back.
