Brittney Palmer has shifted from a 16-year career as a UFC ring girl to work in sports art, according to a Fox News OutKick column published Oct. 17, 2026. The column reports that Palmer makes art and designs baseball cards for Topps. It also says she is producing artwork on NFL jerseys for Fanatics’ Under Wraps project, in which customers pay at least $500 for a mystery jersey box.
The column describes Palmer’s move as a career pivot after years working around UFC events. It notes that she also has an OnlyFans account, but does not provide details about sales, earnings or the terms of her Fanatics work. The piece says one customer will receive the artwork featured in the project, while offering no additional information about the specific jersey or how the selection process works.
Much of the rest of the column consists of reader submissions and the writer’s commentary rather than reported developments. Several readers weigh in on college football. One expresses nostalgia for the sport’s 1980s and 1990s era, while another objects to a 24-team playoff format and says he plans to wait until the quarterfinals to watch. Those are individual opinions, not independently established assessments of the format or audience interest.
A reader also recalls the annual Tennessee-Alabama game, describing it as a major date in the South and recounting attending a game with his father 56 years earlier. The submission says the teams wore their home jerseys at that earlier meeting and were doing so again on the date of the column. The material does not independently verify the recollection or provide a game result.
Another reader tells a story about Jackson Browne discussing the anti-nuclear movement during a 1979 concert at the University of Illinois. The reader says an audience member called for him to stop speaking and that the crowd applauded. This account is presented as a personal memory. The column also references a separate Fox News report about Goo Goo Dolls singer John Rzeznik saying he would not lecture audiences about politics at concerts, but supplies no further detail about that report.
The remaining submissions cover hosting guests, a reader’s dislike of the television show “Friends,” and baseball. One Dodgers fan reflects on the team’s history and says he believes the Milwaukee Brewers deserved their reported series sweep of Los Angeles. He predicts a Brewers victory in a World Series matchup with Cleveland, while acknowledging that this is his forecast. The column closes with the writer’s plans for a soccer game and Ohio State football, alongside a note about the publication schedule.
