NFL ignores questions as pro-trans brand behind Jim Harbaugh’s viral shirt pushes into flag football

Just when all the focus is on trans and the WNBA, the Los Angeles Chargers welcomed a pro-trans in sports brand to training camp on Sunday and even got Jim Harbaugh to wear the brand's viral shirt.

On the surface, the Chargers' "Women in Sports Day" appeared to be a standard community outreach event where young girls were introduced to the world of flag football, but if you dig a little deeper, you find TOGETHXR, whose cofounder is staunchly pro-trans in sports, promoting its catchy "Everyone Watches Women's Sports" slogan to unsuspecting fans who might not be aware of the company's pro-trans in sports stance.

It's unclear if Harbaugh, or any of the coaches or players who appeared in the shirts were aware of TOGETHXR's politics.

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There are no scientific studies that prove that there is significant physical advantage," TOGETHXR cofounder Jessica Robertson said in 2023 .

Her fellow cofounders include athletes Sue Bird, Alex Morgan , Chloe Kim and Simone Manuel.

Bird's ex-girlfriend, Megan Rapinoe, has been featured prominently on TOGETHXR's social media.

When asked by OutKick if it was aware of Robertson's pro-trans in sports stance and whether it endorses TOGETHXR's corporate stance on the topic, the team didn't address our questions.

"The Chargers are committed to helping open doors for young female athletes to build confidence, leadership and community through the game of football while also shining a light on the important roles women play in the sports industry," Josh Rupprecht, Chargers Senior Vice President for Communications & Brand Messaging, said in a statement provided to OutKick.

"Supporting the growth and visibility of women’s athletics has long been a priority of the organization.

In 2023, the Chargers served as a primary driver in establishing girl's flag as a CIF sanctioned high school sport in California.

The team now sponsors the 'Conquer Chargers,' a girl's flag club comprised of 35 teams and more than 350 athletes across three Southern California chapters, and hosts annual tournaments such as the Girls’ Flag Invitational," Rupprecht added.

"This past July, two Conquer Chargers teams (14U and high school) secured national championship titles and were honored during training camp.

"Various brands were part of the theme days including Togethxr x Nike merchandise, exclusive Peanuts x Chargers merchandise by Homage, Chargers Social Club merchandise by WEAR and New Era and several local food truck vendors, among others." Our question on what the Chargers' stance is regarding transgender athletes competing against biological females in flag football was left unanswered.