NFL’s newest power couple Jaxson Dart and Marissa Ayers share loved-up TikTok: 'We're obsessed with each other'

New York Giants quarterback Jaxson Dart and Marissa Ayers are giving fans another glimpse into their increasingly public romance, with the couple appearing together in a playful TikTok ahead of the 2026 NFL season.

Ayers shared a clip showing herself and Dart dancing together, adding a caption that described their relationship as spending “everyday” together because they’re “obsessed” with one another.

She followed it with the caption, “idc that's my bestie,” offering another affectionate snapshot of their relationship and showing the dynamic they share away from the football field.

The post comes as Dart prepares for his second NFL campaign, while Ayers continues building her own profile as a model and social media influencer. The pair's relationship began in October 2025 and quickly attracted attention as their appearances together became more frequent.

Ayers has also found herself in the spotlight independently. She gained significant attention after appearing as a ring girl for the Anthony Joshua-Jake Paul fight, while her social media following has continued to grow.

Since getting together with Dart , she's regularly offered glimpses of their life as a couple.

Their romance has remained a regular feature of their social media presence. Ayers has supported Dart around the Giants, including appearances during training camp and at his youth football camp, while Dart has publicly championed her career.

She has also worked on modeling projects connected to the Giants, creating another link between her professional work and Dart's football world.

Romance grows as Dart eyes NFL leap

Dart has previously spoken warmly about Ayers , praising the independence they both have in their careers while emphasizing that they support each other's ambitions.

“It's really cool when you have two people who are independent what they do, but at the same time... are each other's biggest cheerleaders. She's amazing and she's going to do amazing things, so I can't wait to support her,” said Dart .

Their relationship has developed alongside an important stage in Dart's football journey. The 2025 first-round pick showed plenty of promise during his rookie season, completing 63.7 percent of his passes for 2,272 yards, 15 touchdowns and five interceptions. He also made a significant impact with his legs, rushing for 487 yards and nine touchdowns.

However, Dart's first season wasn't without setbacks. He dealt with injuries and underwent multiple concussion evaluations, making his durability one of the issues to watch as he enters his sophomore campaign.

Now, expectations are rising around the young quarterback. He's learning a new offensive system under the Giants' revamped coaching staff, led by head coach John Harbaugh, and has expressed confidence in his progress during training camp.

Dart has praised Harbaugh's intensity and passion for football, while acknowledging that the Giants still have plenty of work to do as they adjust to the new system. The quarterback believes he's more comfortable and in command than he was during the offseason.

With the new season approaching, Dart will be hoping that improved familiarity translates into stronger performances on Sundays. Away from the field, meanwhile, he appears to have a strong source of support in Ayers .