NFL sleuths make shock discovery about Madison Beer and Justin Herbert's romance… and why it's good for the Chargers
That's because they have unearthed a picture of the singer, 26, at a Los Angeles Chargers game on December 19.
She was at SoFi Stadium to watch her rumored beau in a Thursday Night Football game between the Chargers and Denver Broncos.
Those same fans also noticed just how impressive Herbert played that night, with some claiming he was out to impress the pop star.
Against one of the NFL's meanest defenses, Herbert completed 23 of his 31 passes for 284 yards, two touchdowns and an interception as the Charges won 34-27.
There was one particular highlight, which saw him make a ridiculous throw and lead Los Angeles to 15 points in the fourth quarter.
Fans believe Herbert was 'showing off' in that game and they 'need her to attend every game'
Upon discovering she was at the game and watching Herbert's highlights, Chargers fans now want her there more often as the new season approaches.
One commented: 'Demon showing off lmao. Gonna need her to attend every game I fear.'
Another said: 'Bro about to turn into MVP Lamar (Jackson) this year,' referencing the outstanding Baltimore Ravens quarterback.
One quipped the Chargers are 'gonna need her in Brazil', referencing their Week 1 game in Sao Paulo against the Kansas City Chiefs.
Another bold predicted with Beer watching on, the 'Super Bowl is a lock' and 'Herbert is winning MVP'.
Attention was drawn to Beer and Herbert's potential relationship this week when he was spotted on the set of her latest music video on Sunday.
The 6ft 6 quarterback, who was once NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year, towered over 5ft 6 Beer, who was wearing angel wings as part of the production in Los Angeles.
She was spotted at a house in Hancock Park, where the shoot ran throughout the day, wearing what appeared to be a nightshirt.
Madison posed with a heart locket and a tiny heart ring. Later she introduced Herbert to various crew members before they left together in Herbert's car.
The singer and Los Angeles Chargers quarterback were pictured chatting between filming
Beer has previously dated TikTok star Nick Austin and briefly David Beckham's son Brooklyn
Beer, 26, shot to fame in recent years after Justin Bieber shared one of her covers on YouTube and she has since gone on to become a household name.
Beer, who has previously dated TikTok star Nick Austin and briefly David Beckham's son Brooklyn, has 20.5million TikTok and 40.1m Instagram followers.
The singer's latest album, MB3, is set to be released later this year.
Herbert was drafted by the Chargers with the sixth overall pick in 2020. He went on to win that year's Offensive Rookie of the Year prize.
He signed a five-year contract worth $262.5m in 2023 but has only made the playoffs twice in five seasons, owing to being in the same division as the Kansas City Chiefs.
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