Spotted: ‘The Office’ star Angela Kinsley made cameo appearance during Broncos’ Week 14 loss to Chiefs
Denver Broncos fans were horrified but unsurprised when the Kansas City Chiefs jumped out to a 27-0 lead early in their Week 14 matchup. However, they will be pleasantly surprised to learn that one likely horrified fan on their side was "The Office" star Angela Kinsley, who was also at the game.
Taking to Instagram, the actress posted a selfie of herself in an orange jersey in the stands. Here's what she wrote in the caption:
"Yesterday was an absolute blast! Thank you @broncos for a day that my family will always cherish! I’ll put more from our day at Mile High Stadium in my stories. 🧡💙"
For those few still unaware of the show, The Office was a sitcom on NBC that aired from 2005 until 2013. The show ran for a total of nine seasons. The sitcom is a docu-style series that goes deep inside a typical American office in Scranton, Pennsylvania.
The show's characters are quasi-royalty in the country and aside from a few episodes, the show is prescribed television for anyone interested in pop culture. Various message boards and social media sites still reference the show as its pilot nears its 20-year anniversary.
Broncos QB Russell Wilson led valiant comeback attempt against the Kansa City Chiefs
At one point, the Chiefs led Denver in their own stadium by a score of 27-0. As soon as the game seemed all but over, Russell Wilson stormed back. They capitalized on a pair of Mahomes interceptions to make the score 27-14. The Broncos continued to close the gap in the second half, eventually drawing the distance to one score.
But that was when the Chiefs mustered one final drive to put the game away. Late in the contest, Russell Wilson suffered a concussion and was forced to leave the game. Backup quarterback Brett Rypien entered the game, throwing a touchdown but ultimately throwing an interception.
Closeup on Russell Wilson's face after his #concussion is unsettling.
Watch his face distort from the impact, then imagine his brain changing shape in the same way, stretching & likely tearing the more vulnerable long axons. Let's hope for a good recovery. https://t.co/iZcpDV96Mw
In total, Mahomes threw for 352 yards, three touchdowns, and three interceptions. Russell Wilson threw for 247 yards, three touchdowns and one interception. The final score was 34-28.