NFL partners featured in new content campaign at training camps
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 14, 2026, 11:00 AM
Last updated Aug 14, 2026

Videos showcasing NFL quarterbacks interacting with their partners at training camps have gone viral. Justin Herbert, Joe Burrow, and Jaxson Dart were seen with significant others Madison Beer, Olivia Ponton, and Marissa Ayers, respectively. This initiative is part of the NFL's strategy to engage more female fans, aligning with its broader marketing efforts that highlight players' families. The league plans to increase female-focused content amid growing interest in women's sports, particularly with the development of a professional flag football league. Collectively, the quarterbacks' partners boast over 70 million social media followers, surpassing the NFL's own total, making them influential figures in this campaign.
- •Videos of quarterbacks with partners gained significant attention at training camps.
- •NFL focuses on increasing engagement with female audiences and families.
- •Justin Herbert is engaged to Madison Beer, amplifying their public presence.
- •The NFL is developing a professional flag football league featuring both genders.
- •A recent study indicates Gen Z interests often stem from viral content.
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