NFL
Cheers to 100 – Budweiser & the NFL/Kansas City Chiefs
Jumping off the celebration of 100 years of professional football in the US in 2019, Bud Light created a once-in-a-lifetime experience for 100-year-old Kansas City Chiefs fan Melba Mills.
Cryceps – Dannon & the NFL
With the 2020 NFL Draft pushed online due to Covid-19, the NFLās official yoghurt leveraged its rights via a digital campaign that poked fun at the idea of the uber-macho football star.
Be the One – Microsoft & the NFL
NFL sponsor Microsoft activated around the 2020 Super Bowl with an inspirational, equality-focused campaign based on the story of 49ers coach Katie Sowers.
The Team That Wouldn’t Be Here – Verizon & NFL
In January and February 2019, Verizon leveraged its rights around the NFL Playoffs, Championship Games and Super Bowl via a multi-phase, multi-platform activation that honoured Americaās first responders.
Make Believe Happen – Microsoft & the NFL
Make Believe Happen was a multi-channel, multi-phase campaign that ran the length of the 2018-19 NFL season, pushing Microsoftās Surface products to a wide audience by showing how star player ambassadors use them in their personal lives.
Nike, Fanatics take NFL licensing deal onto global stage
The NFL, Nike and Fanatics have signed a new global partnership that extends Fanatics' exclusive consumer product licensing rights to manufacture and distribute all Nike NFL adult products worldwide
Victory Fridge – Bud Light & the Cleveland Browns
At the start of the 2018-19 NFL season, the Cleveland Browns had gone 635 days without a win, so Bud Light created free beer āVictory Fridgesā that would unlock the moment the team broke its losing streak.
Tabcorp signs as first Official Wagering Partner of the NFL in Australia
Australian gambling and entertainment group Tabcorp (TAB) has signed a multi-year agreement to become the exclusive Official Wagering Partner of the NFL in Australia
Premier League clubs failing to cash in on stadium naming rights – report
Premier League clubs are missing out on millions of pounds in untapped revenue from stadium naming rights, a new report has found
Verizon links up with NFL in 5G innovation partnership
US telco Verizon has signed a new 5G partnership with the National Football League.
Under the two-year deal, Verizon will become the Official 5G Innovation Partner of the NFL
New Era Cap deepens ties with NFL
International sports and lifestyle brand New Era Cap is deepening its ties with the NFL by becoming the official outfitter of the NFL Scouting Combine
MGM moved fastest for NBA, NHL and MLB sportsbook rights
Rapid decision-making was key to MGM Resortsā successful conclusion of sportsbook deals with each of the National Hockey League, National Basketball Association and Major League Baseball last year.
Humour to drive Super Bowl ad success, says creative director
Advertisers at this yearās Super Bowl will focus on humour, music and pure entertainment, an advertising creative with skin in the game has told SportBusiness Sponsorship.
NFL sponsorship spend reaches $139bn – report
Sponsorship spending on the National Football League and its 32 teams reachedĀ $1.39bn (ā¬1.2bn) in the 2018-2019 season, according to a new sport industry report.
Visa renews with NFL, takes endemic role with major events
Payment services brand Visa has renewed its Official Payment Services Technology Partner deal with the National Football League through the 2025 season
Rams promote LA Stadium rights before Super Bowl
The LA Rams NFL franchise is using its run to this yearās Super Bowl to market the Naming Rights to the teamās $5bn (ā¬4.4bn) new stadium, currently under construction in Hollywood Park, Los Angeles.
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Nike’s next up for MLB kit supplier role
Nike has signed a 10-year global partnership with Major League Baseball, taking over the deal originally awarded to rivalĀ Under ArmourĀ in 2016 for the same period.
Hyundai to bow out of NFL partnership after Super Bowl
South Korean carmaker Hyundai will terminate its Official Automotive Partner deal with the NFL after the Super Bowl, according to Hyundai Motor America chief marketing officer Dean Evans