Justin Herbert, Madison Beer video highlights NFL's marketing strategy shift

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Last updated Aug 15, 2026

Justin Herbert, Madison Beer video highlights NFL's marketing strategy shift
Summary

Justin Herbert and Madison Beer announced their engagement on July 28, garnering significant attention with a video of them sharing a public display of affection during Chargers training camp. The NFL is reportedly adapting its marketing approach to target female audiences, inspired by events surrounding high-profile couples like Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce. However, both Herbert and fellow quarterbacks Jaxson Dart and Joe Burrow are known for their privacy, which contrasts with the NFL's push to highlight player relationships. The Chargers clarified they have no formal plans regarding content featuring Beer and Herbert, as the NFL's strategy has received criticism for underestimating female fans who appreciate the sport itself. The NFL plans to increase female-focused content despite mixed responses to its previous marketing attempts.

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  • Herbert and Beer engaged on July 28, gaining 6.7 million Instagram likes.
  • NFL's marketing focuses on players' relationships to attract female fans.
  • Herbert and Burrow are private figures, contrasting with previous marketing examples.
  • Chargers deny any planned content around Beer and Herbert.
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On July 28, Los Angeles Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert and pop star Madison Beer jointly announced their engagement with an Instagram post liked over 6.7 million times. Shortly afterward, Herbert reported to Chargers training camp, and this video showing Herbert and Beer mid-PDA on the practice field went viral. It seemed easy enough to explain:…

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