Sunday’s NFL showdown between the Tennessee Titans and the New England Patriots brought plenty of action on the field. Still, Alabama Crimsonette Chloe Holladay stole the spotlight as the real showstopper in the stands. The Crimson Tide’s elite dancer made a statement off the field by rocking stylish Titans merch at Nissan Stadium.
Chloe attended the game with her fiancé, Kulyn Hubbard, and added a carousel of pictures from the day on her Instagram. She captioned her game-day look with “Sunday Game-day… Titans Style.”
The popular Alabama supporter dressed head-to-toe in Titans gear, not missing even a detail of her outfit that didn’t scream Titans. She sported a chic Prussian blue Titans jacket paired with custom sneakers that caught the eyes of Titans supporters.
She completed the look with her unique shoes that had a sparkly Titans emblem and were crafted by artist Chlo, who is known for her creative, customized pieces. Chloe’s look was rounded out with a flowy ponytail, some dainty jewelry, and flawless makeup by make-up artist Bailey Upchurch, who enhanced her game-day to look into a glam appearance.
Chloe’s love for the Titans shone brightly on social media, with many appreciating her ability to blend Alabama pride with NFL fandom in the comments. Chloe Holladay’s crossover from Crimsonette star to Titans fan could start a new trend, promising more fresh energy to game days.
Chloe Holladay’s Favorite Titans Snag A Win Against New England Patriots
The Tennessee Titans clinched a much-needed win against the New England Patriots, edging them out 20-17 in an overtime thriller. It was indeed a relief for them as it brought some hope back with their second win in the season.
Quarterback Mason Rudolph stepped up for an injured Will Levis, shining during a 13-play, 72-yard drive in overtime that set up Nick Folk’s 25-yard field goal to give the Titans a three-point lead. When the Patriots got the ball back, Amani Hooker intercepted New England’s Drake Maye, sealing the game and igniting celebrations in Nissan Stadium.
From the get-go, the Titans took control with Rudolph’s opening drive ending in a nine-yard touchdown to tight end Nick Vannett. Though the Patriots clawed back, tying the game at 17-17 with a last-second touchdown from Maye to Rhamondre Stevenson, the Titans managed to outgain the Patriots, recording 400 yards to New England’s 295.
Defensively, the Titans brought pressure, sacking Maye four times and forcing three turnovers. They held their ground, particularly in the fourth quarter, with Arden Key forcing a critical fumble that Jeffery Simmons recovered, leading to a go-ahead score by Nick Westbrook-Ikhine. His comeback finally snapped a three-game skid and gave the team its second win.