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NFL player’s wife makes ‘WAG rage’ confession: ‘Is this normal?’

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Lemoncelli, J. (2026, October 12). NFL player’s wife makes ‘WAG rage’ confession: ‘Is this normal?’. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/10/12/sports/nfl-players-wife-makes-wag-rage-confession-is-this-normal/

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New York Post · collected 2026-10-12 · by Jenna Lemoncelli

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Allie Neuzil, wife of NFL player Ryan Neuzil from the Atlanta Falcons, posted a TikTok video confessing her anger and frustration after encountering negative comments about her husband online. She describes searching for these comments every game day and wanting to respond negatively but refraining due to set rules within WAG (Wives And Girlfriends) circles. The post sparked discussions among other sports wives who shared similar experiences, though some admitted to responding under certain conditions.
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Allie Neuzil, wife of Atlanta Falcons center Ryan Neuzil, confessed on a TikTok video during an NFL game day that she checks Twitter for negative comments about her husband. She described the individuals making these comments using harsh language and mentioned that despite wanting to respond negatively, she refrains from doing so due to certain rules. Allie questioned if this behavior is normal among wives of professional athletes (WAGs). The video sparked a conversation with other WAGs expressing understanding or similar experiences.

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Jenna Lemoncelli
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Topics

Atlanta Falcons NFL TikTok Twitter

Subjects

Allie PERSON · 3× Falcons ORG · 3× NFL ORG · 3× Alexandra PERSON · 2× Atlanta GPE · 2× Allie Neuzil PERSON · 1× Allison Kuch PERSON · 1× Ryan Neuzil PERSON · 1× TikTok ORG · 1× Twitter ORG · 1×

Narrative

“I have a confession to make as a WAG, and that is that every game day I will get on Twitter and search my husband’s name and see what dumbass, idiot, worthless, stupid piece of s–t, unrespectable, fat, ugly, dumb losers are tweeting negatively about him
framing: assertive · carried by 1 article(s) · first seen 2026-10-12
🔮 “I have a confession to make as a WAG, and that is that every game day I will get on Twitter and search my husband’s name and see what dumbass, idiot, worthless, stupid piece of s–t, unrespectable, fat, ugly, dumb losers are tweeting negatively about him
2026-10-12 · New York Post
NFL player’s wife makes ‘WAG rage’ confession: ‘Is this normal?’ · assertive framing

Claims (19 extracted, 0 hedged)

Falcons center Ryan Neuzil’s wife, Allie Neuzil, didn’t mince words while airing a confession about being an NFL WAG. asserted
wife → mince → confession
During a TikTok video on Sunday, Allie explained her “WAG rage” after seeing negative comments about her husband, who signed with Atlanta as an undrafted free agent in 2021. asserted
who → explain → 2021
“I have a confession to make as a WAG, and that is that every game day I will get on Twitter and search my husband’s name and see what dumbass, idiot, worthless, stupid piece of s–t, unrespectable, fat, ugly, dumb losers are tweeting negatively about him asserted
losers → make → him
,” Allie said. asserted
Allie → say → ?
“And I’m not allowed to respond to them. asserted
I → allow → them
I should be allowed to respond to them but I’m not. asserted
I → allow → them
But I digress. asserted
I → digress → ?
“I look at them and then fully type an evil response and talk s–t about them … and then I just do nothing because of the rules by which I am bound. asserted
I → look → which
I want to know, is this normal? asserted
this → want → ?
But, I said what I said.” asserted
I → say → what
Allie added in her caption, “No bc if ur ever unkind to my husband I will make it my mission to destroy you idgaf.” asserted
it → add → you
Some WAGs sounded off in the comments. asserted
WAGs → sound → comments
“Ahhh the good old days,” influencer Allison Kuch, who’s married to NFL analyst and former NFL defensive end Isaac Rochell, wrote. asserted
who → marry → Rochell
“I know you understand me diva,” Alexandra replied. asserted
Alexandra → know → me
Rachel Gomber, wife of MLB pitcher Austin Gomber, added, “Ngl sometimes I respond. asserted
I → add → Gomber
Alexandra responded, “Same — if I know it’ll really ruin their day I can’t help myself.” asserted
I → respond → myself
The Falcons lost to the Baltimore Ravens 30-23 in overtime on “Sunday Night Football.” asserted
Falcons → lose → Football
Neuzil played 100 percent of the Falcons’ snaps and he recovered a fumble in the final seconds of regulation after quarterback Michael Penix Jr. was sacked. asserted
Jr. → play → regulation
Atlanta (2-3) hosts the Chicago Bears (3-2) at Mercedes-Benz Stadium on Sunday. asserted
Atlanta → host → Sunday
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