Justin Herbert Is Getting Roasted After New Photo Shows The Cringeworthy Thing He Did While Kissing Madison Beer On The Sideline


Justin Herbert and Madison Beer (Photos via Twitter and Instagram)
Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert and singer Madison Beer had a sweet moment on the sideline before Sunday’s team loss to the Commanders.

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The pair was spotted kissing on the sidelines before the game.

The 27-year-old Justin Herbert has been spotted in public with pop artist Madison Beer on several occasions. What was a kept secret eventually came out to the public as they continuously got more comfortable with being seen in public together.

In a video of the moment shared to social media, Herbert walked over to the sidelines where Beer was standing and hugged and kissed her. He also greeted her friends before kissing her once more and walking away as she smiled.

Millions have seen that moment, but now, there is another vantage point that has fans calling Herbert out for the way he kisses.

One close-up moment of that kiss shows that Herbert delivered that kiss while having his eyes open.

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Justin Herbert and the Chargers started the season hot with a 3-0 record, and the quarterback was in talks as the early favorite to be the MVP. A lot has changed in the last two weeks.

It started with the last game of the month in September when the team faced the Giants. Herbert finished 23 of 41 for 203 yards and a touchdown to Quentin Johnston, but was also intercepted twice. The team would lose to a team with a rookie QB, who had just gotten the job only days earlier.

That was a bad look, but they got another shot to wash the bad taste out of their mouth.

The Bolts took a 10-0 lead early against the Commanders, but they would squander it away as Justin Herbert threw for a season-low 166 yards and tossed a goal-line interception to seal the deal late in the fourth quarter.

The Chargers failed to score on their final five possessions.

Los Angeles has yet another huge opportunity to get back on the winning side of things when they face the struggling Miami Dolphins.