NFL fans had a lot to say about Justin Herbert's first touchdown connection of the afternoon against the New York Giants. The LA Chargers star entered the Week 4 matchup as an early MVP candidate, but the start of the game wasn't as positive as expected.It wasn't until the final minute of the second quarter that Herbert found the endzone. He threw a 36-yard pass to Quentin Johnston to open up the scoreboard and cut the Giants' lead to 13-10 ahead of halftime.Many fans reacted to the play, and as usual, some focused their attention on Justin Herbert's girlfriend, singer Maddison Beer."Madison beer effect," one fan said.Jeff Pork @JeffPork13571LINKMadison beer effect"Madison Beer told justin something huh," another fan said.JRL @padrefan95LINKMadison Beer told justin something huh"Madison Beer please I need your buff on Herbert in the second half," another fan said.BamGP ♛🦦 @BamGP1LINKMadison Beer please I need your buff on Herbert in the second halfOthers focused on the connection between Herbert and Johnston, which has been highly productive for the Chargers after three games."Crazy how Quentin learned how to catch this year and suddenly scores TDs every week," one fan said."Who else thinks this duo could be dangerous if they find chemistry consistently?" another fan asked."That combo is deadly," another fan wrote.Justin Herbert couldn't find his teammates for another touchdown and finished the game with the one he threw to Johnston. The Chargers couldn't do much more against the Giants, who won the first game of the season on Sunday.Jaxson Dart leads Giants to first win against Justin Herbert, Chargers After a busy week, the New York Giants faced off against the Justin Herbert-led LA Chargers at MetLife Stadium, hoping to get the first win of the season. Jaxson Dart made his first start as the Giants' quarterback, replacing Russell Wilson under center.The rookie had a decent afternoon, going 13 of 20 for 111 yards and one touchdown passing. He was sacked five times, but also showed off his mobility, carrying the ball 10 times for 54 yards and one touchdown rushing.The Giants held off the Chargers in the final minutes of the game to secure a 21-18 win, the first of the rocky 2025 season for the "Big Blue."Herbert went 23 of 41 for 203 yards and one touchdown passing against two interceptions. He posted a season-low 57.3 passer rating that confirmed he didn't have the best day.This was the Giants' first win against the Chargers since 1998.