Is Madison Beer Justin Herbert’s downfall? Fans slam her for skipping Chargers game to hang out with friends

Well, Chargers fans are not holding back! Justin Herbert’s fiancée Madison Beer is finding herself caught in the middle of an online debate after reportedly being spotted out and about in Los Angeles, hanging out with friends and grabbing lunch while the Chargers quarterback was taking the field. And, naturally, the internet has opinions.Madison Beer spotted chilling with friends as Justin Herbert takes the fieldBeer, who is engaged to the Los Angeles Chargers superstar, has found herself under the spotlight after reports of her outing began circulating on social media. While grabbing lunch with friends sounds like a pretty normal day out, some football fans apparently aren't seeing it that way, especially when Herbert is the one making headlines on game day.Forget the usual game-day drama for a second, because Madison's reported plans outside the stadium have become a talking point of their own.The singer and model was reportedly spotted walking around Los Angeles and enjoying lunch with friends instead of being in the stands cheering on her fiancé. And while there's absolutely nothing unusual about spending time with friends, some fans seem to believe that supporting your partner on game day should be part of the deal.For some Chargers supporters, seeing Beer out enjoying her day while Herbert was busy with football has apparently raised eyebrows. Others, however, may argue that she has her own schedule, career and personal life, and shouldn't be expected to attend every game. After all, being engaged to an NFL quarterback doesn't automatically mean someone has to spend every Sunday inside a football stadium.And while Madison Beer’s reported lunch outing has become a talking point online, Justin Herbert has a much bigger problem to deal with on the football field. The Chargers quarterback suffered another frustrating defeat on Sunday, as Los Angeles fell 23–17 to the Denver Broncos to drop to 0–5 for the first time since 2003.Herbert completed just 14 of 24 passes for 121 yards, throwing one touchdown and one interception. But it was his fourth-quarter mistakes that really hurt. After the Chargers took a 17–10 lead, Herbert was stopped on a fourth-and-one attempt, fumbled the ball on the next possession and threw an interception on the drive that followed. Denver turned those opportunities into points and walked away with the win.The quarterback has now thrown seven interceptions against five touchdown passes through five games, adding to the frustration surrounding the Chargers' winless start.However, Herbert isn't shouldering all the blame alone. The team has also dealt with significant offensive-line injuries, while head coach Jim Harbaugh acknowledged that his fourth-down decision against Denver contributed to the collapse.Stay updated with the latest Asian Games 2026 news, check the Asian Games medal tally and complete Asian Games schedule.Get the latest Sports News and Live updates. Download the TOI app.