Madison Beer: "Not in my 2025 bingo card": NFL fans react as Justin Herbert & Madison Beer's link up at music set goes viral

Los Angeles Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert is making headlines off the field after being spotted with pop star Madison Beer two days after the Chargers’ 23-22 preseason loss to the Los Angeles Rams. The sighting occurred on Beer’s upcoming music video set in Hancock Park, where the two were seen together throughout the day.

As per Daily Mail, Herbert accompanied the singer, dressed in angel wings, for the shoot.

Fans wasted no time in flooding social media once photos of the pair went viral.

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One fan said, “Justin Herbert and Madison Beer together was not on my 2025 bingo card."

Another sarcastically wrote, “I could really go for a Beer right now 👀.”

Sarcasm ruled the comments, with one X user tweeting, “Must be nice to win in some sort of capacity.”

"A quarterback and a hot woman together? I’m shocked," tweeted another.

The dating rumors instantly caught fire, with fans debating whether Herbert and Beer are Hollywood’s next big sports-and-music duo. One fan jabbed at the quarterback’s postseason struggles, tweeting,

“I guess this is a good consolation for not winning the AFC West again this year.”

"She's like a professionally unaccomplished version of Josh Allen's lady," commented another.

Madison Beer first shot to fame when Justin Bieber shared her music online. She boasts more than 40 million Instagram followers and is set to release her highly anticipated new album "MB3" later this year.

Also read: "He doesn't make the top 15": Nick Wright puts Justin Herbert under pressure, questioning Chargers QB's accomplishments

Justin Herbert gets reality check from Fox Sports' Nick Wright

The Chargers quarterback got a reality check from FOX Sports’ Nick Wright. Two weeks ago, the NFL analyst made it clear on "First Things First" that Herbert isn’t even close to the “elite” conversation. Wright said,

“He just has to accomplish something. That's all. Just accomplish something. He has shown me things… I've seen a lot of positive things from Justin Herbert. Just unfortunately, none of them have resulted in any tangible accomplishment.” (02:29)

Wright pointed out that Herbert has never won a playoff game or led the league in any major statistical category.

Nonetheless, the Chargers' signal-caller is coming off a strong 2024 season in which he recorded 3,870 yards, 23 touchdowns, and only three interceptions. Jim Harbaugh's men went 11-6 but couldn't get past the first round.

In 2025, Harbaugh and his quarterback will have new weapons like Najee Harris and rookie Omarion Hampton in the backfield, and Super Bowl champion lineman Mekhi Becton will protect Herbert.

The pressure of showing tangible results this year will be immense on Herbert when the Chargers kick off their season on September 5 against Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs.

Also read: Nick Wright shuts down Justin Herbert hype after buzz around Chargers' breakout year

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