Lauren Tannehill recently made waves when she appeared with husband Ryan at the 2012 NFL Draft, appearing in photos with Dolphins owner Stephen Ross and ensuring that America roots for the quarterback to remain in the league for as long as possible.

It seems fitting the most famed supermodel in the world would be hitched to the best quarterback of his generation. Brady and Gisele have been together and the duo got hitched in 2009.

Eric Decker will be catching passes from Peyton Manning this fall, but it will be just the second-coolest thing that happened to him this year. Decker got engaged to the country singer this spring.

Everyone remembers watching former New York Giants and St. Louis Rams cornerback Jason Sehorn get down on one knee and propose to his future wife on the set of the "Tonight Show." Nobody, however, can explain how Sehorn was able to land the "Rizzoli and Isles" star. Seriously, can anyone explain this to me? (Chris Pizzello/Associated Press)

Let's make sure everyone has this straight: Elisabeth Hasselbeck is married to Tim Hasselbeck, not Matt, as some always seem to confuse. But since Tim lived in Matt's shadow on the field, it's only natural that he dwells in Elisabeth's on the screen, too. (Evan Agostini/Associated Press)

You probably don't recognize the name of former Denver Broncos linebacker Glenn Cadrez, and you probably wouldn't look twice at him if you saw him in public. There's no doubt, however, that he's turning heads when he walks down the street with his wife, a former "Baywatch" star and Playmate. (Chris Park/Associated Press)

Being a backup QB might be the best job in pro sports. You get the glory of being a celebrity, the fans sometimes think you'd be better than the starter, and in the case of A.J. Feeley, you still end up landing the girl. A girl who just so happens to be on the U.S. national soccer team. (Marcio Jose Sanchez/Associated Press)

The 1998 Playmate of the Year and member of Bob Barker's Beauties on "The Price is Right" makes the cut because she was romantically linked to not just one QB bust (Cade McNown), but she ended up marrying Tim Couch. That's a worse QB tandem than the one the Washington Redskins have used in past seasons. (Lynsey Addario/Associated Press)

Sure, when you think of "21 Jump Street," you think of Johnny Depp, but it was Holly Robinson who stole the show, and our hearts. Rodney Peete, however, stole Robinson's heart, and the two have been married since 1995. (Dan Steinberg/Associated Press)

Former Oakland Raiders backup QB Kyle Boller landed former Miss California, who probably was known more for stirring up controversy than anything else. Come to think of it, an ex-Raiders backup QB and a disgraced beauty queen stripped of her crown seem like a perfect match. (Denis Poroy/Associated Press)

Simpson and her pink Dallas Cowboys jersey became a punch line when she was dating QB Tony Romo, but former San Francisco 49ers TE Eric Johnson got the girl. The couple welcomed their daughter, Maxwell Drew Johnson, into the world in May 2012. (Charles Sykes/Associated Press)

The reality TV star has been in an on-again, off-again relationship with Chicago Bears quarterback Jay Cutler. In January 2012, the couple announced they were expecting a child, Camden Jack Cutler. The couple were married Friday. (Matt Sayles/Associated Press)

Adam Archuleta is living right, although it's hard to say what’s his most amazing feat -- receiving lucrative contract offers from the Washington Redskins and Chicago Bears, or landing his Playmate wife. We're going to say the latter. (Ann Johansson/Associated Press)

Jeff Garcia had the unenviable task of replacing two Hall of Fame QBs with the San Francisco 49ers: Joe Montana and Steve Young. Now, Garcia's the envy of a lot of men for a different reason. (Tony Dejak/Associated Press)

Hard to tell which is the more dubious distinction for former Indianapolis Colts receiver Hank Baskett: Missing that onside kick in Super Bowl XLIV or his reality TV show with wife Kendra Wilkinson, a former Playboy bunny. (Matt Sayles/Associated Press)