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Marissa Ayers, girlfriend of New York Giants quarterback Jaxson Dart and a swimsuit runway model, recently posted summer holiday content on social media describing an “overdue but worthwhile july 4th day.” The post featured cave explorations, a patriotic sunset cruise, and bikini photos that showcased the model’s embrace of seasonal activities during the NFL offseason.
Ayers, who debuted her runway career during Miami Swim Week months earlier, positioned the July 4th content as a demonstration of summer appreciation and patriotic spirit. The posts underscore how athletes and their partners leverage social media engagement during professional sports’ slower periods.
Separately, OutKick readers responded strongly to a previously published story about a family claiming to have filmed Bigfoot alongside a roadside location. The viral TikTok video sparked considerable skepticism among the outlet’s audience, with commenters overwhelmingly asserting the figure was a yard decoration cutout rather than an actual cryptid sighting.
Multiple readers pointed to similar silhouette displays available for online purchase and noted logical inconsistencies in the video’s circumstances. One reader referenced identical yard decorations seen throughout Washington state near Mount Rainier, while others questioned why the family did not stop to investigate if they genuinely encountered an unknown creature.
Among the skeptical responses, one reader employed evolutionary logic, noting that larger animals like moose leave discoverable remains, and the absence of Bigfoot skeletal evidence in heavily trafficked forest areas contradicts existence claims. However, one reader submitted a personal account of witnessing a dark brown creature crossing a wheat field near Salem, Oregon, decades ago, describing it as distinctly non-human in movement.
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