​Photo by Todd Kirkland/Getty ImagesAtlanta Dream forward Angel Reese attended the NFL game between the Atlanta Falcons and the Baltimore Ravens.The Falcons hosted the Ravens at the Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, Georgia, bringing out one of Atlanta’s favourite sports heroes into the crowd, Angel Reese.The 24-year-old Dream forward will be playing in her first WNBA Finals on October 17, but before that, she came to watch her childhood favourite Ravens face off against the team of her current city.Angel Reese draws attention at Falcons vs. Ravens’ NFL gameReese was caught on camera enjoying the game, attending it as she is currently in Atlanta and not publicising the fact that she has been a lifelong Ravens fan.Reese has attended multiple NFL games since getting drafted, but all of them have been to watch the Ravens play.Even when she attended a home Bears game against the Ravens, Reese made sure she let everyone know she is a Ravens fan despite playing in Chicago.Since she is about to compete to try and bring Atlanta’s first WNBA title to the city, it might have been wise for her to not actively wear Ravens colours and root against the hometown team despite her personal allegiance.Reese left the stadium happy as the Ravens picked up a hard-fought 30-23 OT win over the Falcons to improve their season record to 4-1, while the Falcons slump to 2-3 on the season.Reese has averaged 18.0 points, 8.4 rebounds, 1.6 steals and 2.2 blocks over the 2026 WNBA Playoffs, leading the Dream defensively and proving she deserved the 2026 WNBA DPOY through her postseason performances.Now, she needs to lock down the core frontcourt pieces of the best defensive team in the WNBA, the Golden State Valkyries, and achieve WNBA glory in just her third season.Read more:‘Move the game’ – WNBA fans are angry with the Hawks as Atlanta Dream face Finals arena issueJacksonville Jaguars get Caitlin Clark’s attention after dramatic win over Philadelphia EaglesJemele Hill explains why Caitlin Clark can’t leave Fever despite becoming the ‘avatar of hatred’