Angel Reese drops emoji reaction as Lamar Jackson and Ravens suffer playoffs heartbreak again

WNBA All-Star forward Angel Reese was left speechless following the conclusion of the NFL's AFC Divisional Round game on Sunday. The Baltimore Ravens battled the Buffalo Bills for a chance to face the Kansas City Chiefs in the AFC Championship game.

Ravens QB Lamar Jackson nearly led a drive to tie the game in his team's final offensive drive. Following a 24-yard TD pass from Jackson to Isaiah Likely to cut the lead to two, the Ravens had a chance to tie the game, but tight end Mark Andrews dropped the 2-point conversion.

Ravens fans, including Reese, dropped their reaction to the game on X (formerly Twitter). The Sky forward could not muster any words and simply posted an emoji.

The Ravens' Super Bowl hopes come to an end following the defeat while the Bills earned the chance to face defending champion Kansas City Chiefs in the Divisional Championship game.

Angel Reese is a native of Maryland. Her hometown of Randallstown is only a few miles away from Baltimore where the Ravens home field is located. In fact, Reese voiced her support for the Ravens ahead of the game. She rooted for her hometown team on X with a message.

"Go Flock," Reese tweeted along with a purple heart emoji to indicate the Ravens colors.

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The Baltimore Ravens beat the Buffalo Bills during the regular season with Angel Reese in attendance

Angel Reese hasn't just supported her hometown team on social media. In fact, the Chicago Sky forward has been present at one of the Ravens home games this season.

During Week 4, the Ravens hosted the Bills at the M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore. Reese was there and even filmed herself giving a message to fans and the team. The clip was posted by the Ravens on X.

"Hey guys, I'm super excited to be in Baltimore," Angel Reese said. "I'm back home, supporting the home team, go Flock."

The Ravens came into that game with a 1-2 record after losing in Week 1 and Week 2 before winning in Week 3.

The home team nearly shut out the Bills in the first half, only allowing a field goal in the first quarter,nwhile the Ravens offense had scored 21 points before halftime. Their dominance continued in the second half, scoring touchdowns in the third and fourth quarters. The Bills only scored one other time, a three-yard rushing TD from running back Ty Johnson in the third quarter.

Lamar Jackson was directly responsible for three of the Ravens' touchdowns. His first TD was a five-yard pass to star running back Derrick Henry in the second quarter. He followed that up with a 19-yard pass to Justice Hill, both of these pass TDs came in the second quarter.

His third TD was achieved in the third quarter, but instead of a pass, it came through a nine-yard rush. The final score was 35-10 with Angel Reese in attendance as the Ravens handed the Bills their first loss of the season.