NFL fans can’t believe Madison Beer and Justin Herbert’s behavior at Chargers training camp

The newly engaged couple, LA Chargers QB Justin Herbert and Madison Beer, were spotted on the field after practice on Tuesday.

Herbert and Beer got engaged just before the start of camp, but the couple is sticking together until the season officially gets going.

The Chargers’ training camp is held at the team’s official performance center, ‘The Bolt,’ in El Segundo, California, so the families of the players were seen on the field, alongside Beer and Herbert.

Justin Herbert and Madison Beer share a cute moment on the Dodgers’ practice field

Herbert and Beer were spotted sitting on the field, as Beer ran her fingers through Herbert’s hair while the two were face-to-face and mid-conversation with smiles.

NFL fans can’t believe Madison Beer

However, this cute moment has caused fans to be split on whether Justin Herbert and Madison Beer crossed a line with this display during training camp.

“I’m happy for him, but the moment he has a terrible game, there’s gonna be so much slander material,” said one fan.

“Oh, look at me, I’m Justin Herbert, my smoke show pop star girlfriend is playing with my wavy surfer hair on the sidelines while I’m at the job that pays me $50 million a year in Southern California. Whatever, man,” is what Barstool Sports’ official account had to say with the video.

“Zero playoff wins and bro’s canoodling on the field instead of practicing,” said Sleeper Sports.

“Many people are losing their minds over this. Practice is over, all the players are hanging with their families on the field, who cares?” said another fan in defense of Herbert and Beer.

“The misery in these replies acting like this is mid-game and not after it ended… All of the players went to their families during this exact moment,” said the original video poster after negative comments for the QB and his fiancée.

Herbert led the Chargers to a strong 11-5 regular season before losing to the New England Patriots in the first round of the Playoffs.

Herbert went 340/512 (66.4%) on passes for 3,727 yards, 26 TD, 13 INT, and a 94.1 passer rating. He hopes to have another big year to ensure the Chargers are real contenders.

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