Rusty Weiss
NFL influencer Annie Agar found herself at the center of an unexpected scandal this week — and no, it didn’t involve commentary on a bad draft pick or hanging out with Mike Vrabel.
The popular content creator, known for her hilarious NFL skits and sharp football commentary, posted a cheerful photo from a fishing trip showing off her latest catch.
She captioned it, “Still better catch rate than Jerry Jeudy.”
Fans, however, zeroed in less on the fish and more on her noticeably slimmer figure, flooding the comments with Ozempic speculation faster than Shedeur Sanders will throw an interception on opening day.
Look, I’m no fan of the Ozempic craze either. It’s a lazy and less healthy way to lose weight, embraced by people who can afford such frivolous vanity purchases. Like celebrities.
But y’all can’t just randomly accuse everybody who loses weight of using. Which is exactly what her followers did on social media. And man, they weren’t friendly about it.
Annie Agar Shuts Down Ozempic Rumors
In a two-minute video response that quickly went viral, Agar shut down the rumors with the kind of straightforward energy her followers love.
“I wasn’t even going to address this because I don’t know if it’s worth the time,” Agar said. “But the comments have gotten a little out of control. I am fine.”
“There’s been a lot of comments about Ozempic,” Agar continued. “First of all, I am not on Ozempic. Kids, don’t take Ozempic. The funny thing is, I’m the biggest hypochondriac so this is kind of an inside joke with my family. I don’t even take Tylenol, guys. Because the side effects freak me out.”
“So, the side effects of Ozempic would put me in therapy.”
How Annie Agar Actually Lost the Weight
Instead of a miracle injection, Agar credited old-fashioned hard work: cutting out refined sugar and alcohol, sticking to whole foods, and embracing daily incline walks.
Ever the professional, the 30-year-old influencer even offered to tweak her content if the focus on her appearance becomes too distracting.
I’m thinking … nah.
Fans can rest easy: their favorite NFL personality is healthy, happy, and still catching better than Jerry Jeudy.
