Justin Herbert drops major clue about Madison Beer romance before Chargers face Raiders in Monday Night Football game

Led by quarterback Justin Herbert, the Los Angeles Chargers started their season with a bang, defeating the Kansas City Chiefs 27-21 in Brazil. Herbert’s accuracy and composure stood out, completing 73.5% of his passes for 318 yards and three touchdowns without a single turnover. While the win gave Los Angeles early momentum in the AFC West, it was Herbert’s life off the field that caught equal attention as he celebrated the victory with singer Madison Beer.As Justin Herbert prepares for a Monday Night Football showdown against the Las Vegas Raiders, Madison Beer has her own big week ahead. With more than 40 million followers on Instagram, the Grammy-nominated singer ended her three-month social media break by teasing her upcoming single, “Yes, Baby,” set to release on September 19. The post immediately grabbed attention, and fans were quick to notice that Herbert himself liked it within hours. Chargers kicker Cameron Dicker’s longtime girlfriend, Annie Buerk, added to the buzz with her playful comment: “so much aura you would think she grows it.”Beer’s release date comes just two days before the Chargers’ home opener against the Denver Broncos, giving the couple’s storyline an added twist as both prepare for major milestones. Whether Herbert’s momentum carries through the season remains to be seen, but his explosive start has fans excited, with one predicting: “Legendary stats from Herbert loading.”Justin Herbert and Beer first sparked dating rumors in August when he was spotted visiting her on the set of her latest music video. Just a week later, the pair appeared together heading to a friend’s house, carrying a bottle of wine. Their connection looked even stronger when they were photographed holding hands after the Chiefs game, leaving Delilah restaurant in West Hollywood alongside several of Herbert’s teammates.The 27-year-old quarterback’s rumored romance has quickly become a talking point among fans, with many drawing comparisons to other NFL stars whose performances seemed to flourish alongside high-profile relationships. Some even joked about Herbert channeling “Travis Kelce energy” after his commanding outing in Week 1. While lighthearted, the chatter underscores the spotlight Herbert carries, not only as one of the league’s top ten quarterbacks but also as the face of a $262 million contract that demands postseason success.Also Read: Will Brock Bowers play against Chargers? Raiders tight end’s injury status becomes biggest Week 2 storyline