Angel Reese's 2-words hype Ravens' chances against Bills in support of Lamar Jackson

Angel Reese has a clear favorite to win the highly-anticipated Baltimore Ravens vs Buffalo Bills duel in the divisional round of the 2024 NFL playoff. The Chicago Sky star, a native of Randallstown, a community in Baltimore County, Maryland, is rallying behind the AFC North champions to beat the Bills for the second time this season.

Ahead of the matchup that will define the Kansas City Chiefs opponent in next week's AFC championship game, Reese sent a two-word message to hype up the Ravens.

"GO FLOCK 💜," she tweeted on Sunday.

Angel Reese has never been shy showing her love for the Ravens, one of the best teams in the AFC that hasn't been able to play in the Super Bowl since beating the San Francisco 49ers back in 2013.

Before this shoutout, she had sent a similar message to the Ravens when they clashed against the Houston Texans in the 2023 NFL playoff. The Ravens secured the No. 1 seed in the AFC last season, looking like strong candidates to win the whole team. Reese, still in college at the time, tweeted a three-word message to support Lamar Jackson and Co.

"Let's go RAVENS!"

More recently, she attended one game this season, which coincidentally happened against the Buffalo Bills in Week 4 back in September. Plenty of fans attended the duel, with Reese making a special appearance. The young forward even sent a message from the Ravens' official X/Twitter account.

"Hey guys, I'm super excited to be in Baltimore. Back home, supporting the home team. Go flock!"

Angel Reese supported Jayden Daniels during the 2024 NFL season

Despite being a strong supporter of the Baltimore Ravens, Angel Reese has also shared her support for Jayden Daniels, a quarterback who happens to play near Baltimore, in Washington, for the Commanders.

She was at the M&T Bank Stadium in October to support the Ravens, but also gave flowers to Jayden Daniels, a fellow LSU alumn. Reese posted a picture on her Instagram story with Daniels' mom Regina Jackson, making it clear she was supporting her team, but also watching Daniels.

"I'm here for the Ravens of course but we are here for 5."

Jayden Daniels and the Commanders already punched their ticket to the NFC championship game after upsetting the No. 1 seed Detroit Lions. She hopes to see Lamar Jackson do the same and perhaps watch the two quarterbacks she's supported this season clashing in Super Bowl LIX.