Ad meter trends favored Super Bowl ads that appealed to the drunk and desperate in many ways, but we have the five that really were the best of the lot.
Ad meter trends favored Super Bowl ads that appealed to the drunk and desperate in many ways, but we have the five that really were the best of the lot.
This is our final review of Super Bowl ads before the big game. We’ve seen the good, the bad, and William DeFoe in a dress. Here’s what to watch and not.
CBS and the NFL don’t want you to see PeTA’s sexy ad, but they’re fine letting you watch the overt violence of the Super Bowl. I’ll show you the ad. You decide which is worse.
Super Bowl ads can be bold, but Butterfinger may be crossing a line by encouraging plays to defy NFL excessive celebration rules
Why Football Has To Change
Football, especially the NFL, needs to make some changes or it won’t be around for Super Bowl 100. But is the NFL willing to listen?