Simone Biles Joins Husband Jonathan Owens for NFL Game in London

Simone Biles traveled to London and appeared on the sideline to support her husband, Jonathan Owens, during the Indianapolis Colts’ 30-13 victory over the Washington Commanders. The seven-time Olympic medalist embraced and kissed Owens on the field prior to kickoff, momentarily breaking from her stated intention to skip away games this NFL season.

An Unexpected Sideline Appearance in London

The appearance caught observers by surprise after Biles recently told the magazine Us Weekly that she planned to stay home during road games to focus on her work commitments. Last season marked her first time attending every single game of Owens’ schedule, a routine she described as physically demanding.

For the matchup in London, however, the gymnastics star made an exception. Biles wore a custom cream-colored dress featuring Owens’ jersey number 38 on the left shoulder and his last name displayed across the back. Owens signed a one-year contract with the Colts in March, following previous stints with the Houston Texans, Green Bay Packers, and Chicago Bears.

Simone Biles Turns Heads in Stylish Colts Look for Husband Jonathan Owens’ London Game

Managing Game Days and Travel Logistics

Balancing high-profile athletics with the demands of an NFL season involves substantial behind-the-scenes coordination for Biles. Beyond watching from the stands, she handles the logistical demands of hosting visiting friends and family members during game weekends.

“If family and friends come to watch Jonathan play, then that is my job,” Biles explained regarding her game-day responsibilities. “I keep everything organized and make sure that they are busy so that Jonathan can focus on his recovery, make it to meetings and practices on time, and stay as relaxed as possible.”

Despite the workload required to manage guests and travel, Biles maintains that watching her husband compete remains a priority. “It’s just exciting to watch him play every weekend,” she said. “That gives him so much energy. And I love to see that because he can just do his thing.”

Simone Biles Joins Husband Jonathan Owens for NFL Game in London

Jonathan Taylor and the Colts Secure a 30-13 Victory

On the field, Indianapolis runningback Jonathan Taylor paced the offense by scoring two touchdowns to help secure the 30-13 final score. Quarterback Daniel Jones experienced mixed results, throwing an interception while also rushing for a touchdown.

The victory lifts the Colts to a 2-2 record, evening their mark after a slow start to the season. Meanwhile, the Commanders dropped to 1-3 following a game complicated by injuries at the quarterback position.

Commanders Face Quarterback Injuries

Washington played without starting quarterback Jayden Daniels due to an existing injury, and the team subsequently lost backup Marcus Mariota during the contest. Initial medical diagnoses indicate damage to Mariota’s medial collateral ligament (MCL).

Seventh-round draft pick Athan Kaliakmanis entered the game in relief as an emergency quarterback. Despite receiving limited practice repetitions alongside the starting offensive unit, Kaliakmanis tossed a touchdown pass while also throwing one interception.

Which Team Did the Indianapolis Colts Defeat in London?

Which team did the Indianapolis Colts defeat in London?
The Colts defeated the Washington Commanders by a score of 30-13.

Simone Biles Joins Husband Jonathan Owens for NFL Game in London

What jersey number does Jonathan Owens wear for the Colts?
Owens wears jersey number 38, which appeared on the custom dress worn by Simone Biles during the game.

What are the current records for the Colts and Commanders following this game?
The Indianapolis Colts hold a 2-2 record, while the Washington Commanders fell to 1-3 on the season.

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Daniel Richardson is the Editor-in-Chief of Archysport, where he leads the editorial team and oversees all published content across nine sport verticals. With over 15 years in sports journalism, Daniel has reported from the FIFA World Cup, the Olympic Games, NFL Super Bowls, NBA Finals, and Grand Slam tennis tournaments. He previously served as Senior Sports Editor at Reuters and holds a Master's degree in Journalism from Columbia University. Recognized by the Sports Journalists' Association for excellence in reporting, Daniel is a member of the International Sports Press Association (AIPS). His editorial philosophy centers on accuracy, depth, and fair coverage — ensuring every story published on Archysport meets the highest standards of sports journalism.

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