WWE & Netflix flew out two top RAW stars in a private jet to be in an NFL game after CM Punk

CM Punk was spotted in the NFL pre-game between The Kansas City Chiefs & The Pittsburgh Steelers - where he also gave a hot take on Seth Rollins' favorite team, The Chicago Bears. After Punk, another top RAW star was flown out in a private jet for an NFL game. This was the Women's World Champion Liv Morgan, who was accompanied by Raquel Rodriguez.

Although it wasn't the same game, it was still a big one regardless. The Baltimore Ravens took on The Houston Texans, with the latter getting decimated. With Netflix getting more into live sports and entertainment as well as the big RAW deal beginning in less than two weeks, the crossover made sense.

Liv Morgan posted photos on Instagram, showing how she and Raquel Rodriguez were flown in a private jet to witness the NFL game. As mentioned above, CM Punk was also present in another game - which goes to show just how seriously Netflix is taking this partnership with WWE.

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CM Punk and Rhea Ripley broke social media with their recent Instagram post.

CM Punk and Rhea Ripley have seemingly become good friends in WWE - something Liv Morgan won't be too happy about. Not that she has crossed paths with Punk much, anyway.

As you might know, Punk has been very enthusiastic about meeting the younger generation of superstars - many of whom he seems to have taken under his wing. This includes NXT stars Roxanne Perez and Cora Jade - two of whom are touted as the futures of the women's division in WWE.

When Punk and Rhea Ripley posted that photo on Instagram, it appeared to break social media as the post has well over half a million likes and counting.

The comments section was quite enthusiastic - with Punk's beloved wife AJ Lee commenting "Zaddy & Mami" while the official USA Network account asked them when they would be teaming together for the Mixed Match Challenge.

It appears to be a wholesome friendship and represents what looks like a very healthy and successful return to WWE for the Second City Saint. The worries about his return were always about whether there would be trouble backstage, but over thirteen months in, Punk looks like he is loving life in modern WWE.