The NFL Just Told You the WAG Content Isn't Real
The NFL's own social media VP confirmed it on the record: those candid Herbert-Beer and Burrow-Ponton camp clips are a marketing campaign, not luck.
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The NFL's own social media VP confirmed it on the record: those candid Herbert-Beer and Burrow-Ponton camp clips are a marketing campaign, not luck.
Three NFL girlfriends went viral at camp in the same week. It wasn't a coincidence, it was a campaign, and fans clocked it immediately. That didn't stop anyone.
Days after fans mocked Justin Herbert for touching Madison Beer's hair, she flashed a ring worth up to $1.2M. Same audience, new number to be mad about.
Justin Herbert and Madison Beer sat together after Chargers practice, and fans turned it into a referendum on his focus. It was never about the PDA.
Justin Herbert posted a photo. He didn't say a word. And the internet built an entire Kelce-Swift-shaped narrative around him anyway before Chargers camp even opened.
Mike McDaniel is changing Justin Herbert's shotgun stance from the ground up. The Matt Ryan comp is real. But is Herbert's problem his feet, or something harder to fix?