Former Kentucky Wildcats standout and current Washington Mystics guard Georgia Amoore attended a game of her NFL counterpart. On Monday, Oct. 13, coach Dan Quinn’s Washington Commanders took on coach Ben Johnson’s Chicago Bears in their Week 6 matchup of the 2025 season on their home pitch, the Northwest Stadium in Landover, Maryland.
Amoore revealed via her Instagram stories that she was at the venue during the NFL regular-season game to support her fellow Washington-based franchise. She posted a photo of herself pointing at the camera as she was on the pitch itself after the game. Amoore included a caption that greeted the Washington faithful who were hoping for a Commanders victory.
“Commanders what’s good?? #officialvisit #notcommitted #raisehail,” Amoore captioned with a trio of emojis.
Amoore is coming off her first stint in the WNBA in the recently concluded 2025 season. Unfortunately for the rookie, she missed the entirety of it as she dealt with a season-ending ACL injury on her right knee that she suffered during training camp. Recently, Amoore was seen attempting strides as part of her recovery. She is expected to make a return during her sophomore campaign in 2026.
Without Amoore, coach Sydney Johnson’s Mystics finished the year with an overall record of 16-28 and were the fourth seed in the Eastern Conference. As a result, the franchise missed out on this year’s playoffs and will focus on that goal next season, with Amoore back in the fray. Amoore was selected by the team in the 2025 Draft with the sixth overall pick in the first round, straight out of her five-year collegiate hoops tenure.
For the Commanders, whom Amoore was seen supporting, they now have an overall record of 3-3 after their 25-24 loss against the Bears. In Washington’s previous game on Oct. 5, they defeated the Los Angeles Chargers by a staggering 17 points, 27-10, in away territory, the SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California.
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The Chicago Bears Beat The Washington Commanders By A Mere Point
Unfortunately for Georgia Amoore and the rest of the Washington Commanders faithful, the Commanders lost to the Chicago Bears by a mere point, 25-24.
Both teams traded 10-0 runs in the first and second quarters to knot the intense affair up by halftime. A nip-and-tuck affair ensued in the second half as a 10-3 third period helped Chicago edge the Commanders for their third triumph of the year.
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