Zach Wilson's wife Nicolette shares sweet newlywed moment before Dolphins-Ravens game

The Miami Dolphins head into Thursday night’s home game vs. the Baltimore Ravens following a rare win. It’s been a season without many bright spots, but one of them has been new team WAG Nicolette Wilson. She shared a nice moment with her husband and backup quarterback Zach Wilson before the game.
The Dolphins are just 2-6 on the season, but throttled the Atlanta Falcons on the road last Sunday, 34-10, where even Wilson was able to get in and complete a pass. His wife, Nicolette, was also a highlight on the day while posing with her Falcons cheerleader friend.
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Zach and Nicolette met in 2021 when he was with the New York Jets, and she followed him last season to the Denver Broncos where she was a game-day hit posing with the likes of Bo Nix’s wife Izzy Nix.

The two got married over the summer in late June after Zach signed with the Dolphins in a lavish New York City wedding where Nicolette crushed her wedding dress.
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Still in newlywed mode, we’ve seen her sharing a big hug with him after a game, and now a lover’s stroll before Thursday’s kickoff.

It may not be a great season for the Dolphins, but their third string quarterback Wilson has been winning off the field with his new wife.

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