Does Philadelphia Eagles star Zach Ertz have an Emmy in his future?
Might there be an Emmy in Zach Ertz and his wife Julie’s future? The Philadelphia Eagles tight end and his lovely wife shine in a recent Visa commercial.
Remember how cool we thought it was when we moved on from cassette tapes to compact discs? Now, MP3s rule the day. For some of us, it’s hard to determine when the last time we stopped by an ATM was. With Visa’s ‘Tap to Pay’ feature, who knows when we’ll need to. Recently, they introduced an ad featuring Philadelphia Eagles tight end Zach Ertz and his lovely wife Julie, star of the U.S. Women’s National Soccer Team and the Chicago Red Stars of the NWSL.
These two shined on the small screen. Might there be an Emmy in the Ertz family’s future? They definitely deserve a look.
Check this one out, and you be the judge for yourselves.
Clip courtesy of Visa’s official YouTube channel
Bravo Mr. and Mrs. Wentz! Bravo!
Every year, the Emmys recognize excellence in the television industry. They’re presented at numerous annual events held throughout the calendar year. Last year, Netflix’s A Great Day In Hollywood, Macbook’s Behind The Mac – Make Something Wonderful, Sandy Hook Promise’s Point Of View, and iPhone’s Shot On iPhone XS – Don’t Mess With Mother all received nominations for outstanding commercial while Nike took the trophy home for Dream Crazy.
Big surprise huh? Come on. You have to admit that those Nike commercials are so cool.
Zach and Julie Ertz met at a Klein Field, Stanford University’s baseball stadium, during a game. On February 26th of 2016, Zach would propose to Julie at the same place they met. She accepted, and the rest, as they say, is history.
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These two seem to have a ton of fun together. They appeared in ESPN’s Body Issue in 2017. They’re always there to support each other, and seeing these two in this recent Visa comes off so well as both pop off of the screen.
Oh, and by the way, that Emmy award idea was a serious statement. Can these two get some consideration? If we can get a campaign started to get Nelson Agholor released (yes, that actually happened), we should definitely be able to get one started for this.