Jordan Love Reportedly Removed from Victoria's Secret After-Party Following Alleged Insult to Veteran Model
In an unexpected turn of events, NFL star Jordan Love was reportedly escorted out of the Victoria’s Secret after-party following accusations of making offensive remarks towards a veteran model. According to sources close to the incident, the situation unfolded rapidly after
The incident reportedly took place late into the evening at the glamorous after-party, which was filled with high-profile figures from both the fashion and entertainment industries.
Sources claim that Love’s remarks were met with immediate disapproval from those around him, including other guests at the party. While the nature of the comments has not been fully disclosed, it was clear that the remarks crossed a line, prompting staff and security to take swift action. Reports indicate that
An insider who was at the event shared, “Jordan was warned about his comments more than once, but the situation escalated quickly. He was finally asked to leave after it became clear that his actions were causing a disruption. The decision to remove him from the party was made to prevent any further incidents and maintain the atmosphere of the event.”
As of now, there has been no official statement from Jordan Love regarding the incident, and it remains unclear how the situation will affect his public image or any future events he may attend. However, the altercation has already attracted attention, with many questioning the athlete’s conduct in social settings outside of his football career.
While some fans have expressed disappointment over the reported incident, others have called for more context before passing judgment. Regardless, this event has undoubtedly brought a spotlight to Love’s actions off the field, adding to the conversation about athletes’ behavior in public spaces.
This controversy marks a sharp contrast to the typically composed image athletes strive to maintain, especially in high-profile and exclusive settings like the Victoria's Secret after-party. As more details emerge, both fans and critics alike are closely watching to see how
Broncos Called ‘Legitimate AFC Contender’ After Blowout Win Over Cowboys
Before the season, the conversation around the Denver Broncos was all about making the leap to become contenders after snapping a 9-year playoff drought in 2024.
Much of that buzz went away after a rocky start to the season, including consecutive, last-second losses to the Indianapolis Colts and Los Angeles Chargers that dropped them to 1-2.
Now, sitting at 6-2 after 5 consecutive wins following a 44-24 win over the Dallas Cowboys in Week 8, the Broncos have become impossible to ignore.
From Bleacher Report: “Denver is starting to look like a legitimate AFC contender … While any offensive performance against Dallas should be taken with a grain of salt, the Broncos are starting to figure out who their playmakers on offense are. That, combined with a top-five defense, is enough to think that Denver will be a factor in the AFC the rest of the way.”
Defense Could Set NFL Single Season Sack Record
The Broncos have a chance to break the NFL’s team single season sacks record set by the Chicago Bears in 1984 with 72.0 sacks.
The Broncos have 36.0 sacks through 8 games, which would put them on track for 76.5 sacks on a 17-game schedule — one more game than the Bears had to set the record in playing on the 16-game schedule in 1984.
To that end, the real team that should be considered the record holder might be the 1967 Oakland Raiders, who had 67.0 sacks in just 14 regular season games.
Seven players on the Broncos currently have at least 2 sacks, led by outside linebacker and 2024 NFL Defensive Player of the Year finalist Nik Bonitto with 8.0 sacks.
Offense Coming to Life With Young Talent
While the defense being great was kind of a given because they led the NFL with 63.0 sacks in 2024 and returned cornerback and NFL Defensive Player of the Year Patrick Surtain II, the real wild card in 2025 has been the team’s offense, which has struggled with consistency.
All of that has seemed to change over the last 2 weeks.
In Week 7, the Broncos engineered one of the greatest regular season comebacks in NFL history in a 33-32 win over the New York Giants. The Broncos trailed 19-0 headed into the third quarter and 28-6 with 6 minutes left.
In their 33-point fourth quarter, quarterback Bo Nix became the first quarterback in NFL history to rush for 2 touchdowns and throw for 2 touchdowns in a single quarter.
“NFL teams had won an incredible 1,602 straight games when leading by 18+ points in the final six minutes,” The 33rd Team’s Ari Meirov wrote on his official X account. “The Giants led 26-8 with six minutes left … and the Broncos came back to win 33-32.”
Probably the most important part of the Broncos offense that wasn’t there last year but exists this year is a rushing attack. One year after having no reliable running backs, the Broncos now find themselves with 2 in veteran free agent J.K. Dobbins and rookie second round pick RJ Harvey.
Against the Cowboys, Dobbins rushed for 111 yards on 14 carries while Harvey had 46 yards and 2 touchdowns on 7 carries. Through 8 games, Dobbins leads the Broncos with 634 rushing yards and 5 touchdowns.
In 2024, current Dallas Cowboys leading rusher Javonte Williams led the Broncos with 513 rushing yards and 4 touchdowns in 17 games.
