Justin Herbert might not have secured an NFL playoff victory yet, but he’s already tapping into one of the league’s fastest routes to celebrity status – dating a pop sensation.
The Los Angeles Chargers quarterback was seen on the set of Madison Beer’s latest music video in Los Angeles, sparking whispers that the pair could be more than casual friends. The 27-year-old signal-caller appeared to maintain a low-key presence in casual sweats and a baseball cap while conversing with Beer and meeting her production team.
The filming session allegedly took place on Aug. 10 at a residence in Nahcock Park. Witnesses reported that Herbert and Beer departed the location together, prompting supporters to wonder about the quarterback’s off-season activities.
For Beer, this development arrives as her career reaches a significant benchmark following her hit track “Make You Mine” crossing 100 million YouTube views on Monday. Her fanbase has grown increasingly impatient, noting she hasn’t dropped a studio album since 2023, while her upcoming musical direction stays uncertain.
NFL enthusiasts wasted no time sharing their opinions about the potential relationship across her social media platforms. They weren’t exactly offering congratulations to the supposed duo and instead showed fierce loyalty to their quarterback.
One supporter commented: “You better not hurt my glorious king Justin Herbert.” Another chimed in: “Better not do my king Herbert wrong.”
These remarks appeared on a post shared nearly a month earlier that bore no connection to Herbert. Herbert was previously linked to NFL Network host Taylor Bisciotti, but no official confirmation was given.
Despite the rumors surrounding Beer, there’s no concrete proof that the quarterback and the pop star are in a serious relationship. What is certain is Herbert’s on-field pressure to lead the Chargers deep into the postseason.
As he enters his fifth season, the former Offensive Rookie of the Year has made it to the postseason twice, only to lose in the Wild Card round in 2022 and 2024, with coach Jim Harbaugh shouldering the blame.
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Herbert still has the daunting task of toppling Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs to secure the AFC West title.
Herbert’s early career showed potential, throwing for 9,400 passing yards and 69 touchdowns in his first two seasons. His last two seasons have resulted in 3,134 and 3,870 passing yards and 43 touchdowns combined, after missing four games in 2023 due to a season-ending index finger injury.
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