NFL Back to Football Commercial

The NFL commercial features a ton of new and old pop culture TV references. The are saying everyone is part of the NFL family of fans. It begins with a car pulling up outside of the Brady Bunch house with a big football player in the front yard. We then see characters from Happy Days with a Green Bay Packers helmet serving bowl and the Fonze wearing a jersy, some girls from 90210 in Raiders gear, and Jerry and Kramer from Seinfeld in Giants and Bills clothes. We then see Andy and Dwight from The Office in front of a Super Bowl Party Planning Committee sign with everyone in Steelers gear, The Sopranos in Jets outfits, Jerry from Seinfeld in a Giants sweatshirt and Newman in a Cowboys costume, Norm from Cheers in a Patriots jersey, ???, the Golden Girls putting out food for a football party, and Joey and Jesse from Full House in 49ers stuff. We then see Bo and Luke Duke from the Dukes of Hazzard with a Falcon fuzzy dice on the General Lee, the Family Guy gang in jerseys including Cleveland Brown in a Browns sweatshirt, Bert and some Muppet friends, the dad and Urkel from Family matters playing with a football with food for the big game in Bears clothes, the Marsha football nose-smashing scene from The Brady Bunch, and ALF in a Panthers shirt. Barney and the gang from How I Met Your Mother, the Fonza making the TV work by pounding it, the cast of friends in Jets shirts, Family Guy watching the Big Game and Peter has a Patriots jersey with "Hi Tom" (Brady) on the back, the Glee case, part of the Modern Family cast, a large group from the system gathered to watch the game, and the Fonz again. We then get the simple words, "Best. Fans. Ever." followed by the kids from South Park worried about missing the commercials. Alright it's party time. I've got three different types of pretzels, I've got six different types of salsa... chocolate ice cream, vanilla ice cream... 48 pack of waffles, a gallon of barbecue sauce. 20 seconds to "go time" - carb up. (Ding dong) I'll get it. Hello Newman. Norm! Hi there, how are my girls? We're ready to serve the appetizers. Great we'll be down there. We got you Uncle Jesse. Yee haw! You're already here? No way! Hey come on in guys. Don't don't Steve! My nose. Did I do that? Everyone, if I may direct your attention to the television. Super Bowl XLV is electric here in Dallas. My favorite thing in America. Excuse me, pardon me. A beautiful day for anything and everything. Hurry, we can't miss the commercials. NFL Best. Fans. Ever.

NEXT 100 || NFL Super Bowl LIV Commercial A kick return 100 years in the making. Here’s to the next 100 and the game’s future stars! #NFLNext100 #SBLIV I got it! I got it! Ooh wee! Take it to the house, kid. Where's he going? Take it to the house, kid! Yo, a little help! Thank you! Take it to the house, kid! Big boys always trying to show off. Let 'em get their little shine. Hey, guys! Take it to the house, kid! Hey, take it to the house, kid! Take those to the car. Give him a tip, will you Joe? I'll give him a tip, all right. Take it to the house! Hey, Roger. Sorry, Julian. Nice kick, Carly! What up, Jerry? What the... Yo kid! Hey, Drew! Welcome to the city, kid. Thank you! You ready? You know what to do. Showtime! (Lyrics) Hey Ho Hey Ho One more time Just one more time Say it one more time right now Just one more time Say it one more time now One more time Say it one more time One more time Say it one more time Hey (hey) ho (ho) hey (hey) ho (ho) hey (hey) ho (ho) hey Make me feel so good (make me feel so good) Make me feel so good now yeah (make me feel so good) Woah! Baby (make me feel so good) Make me feel so good yeah (make me feel so good) Make me feel so good (make me feel so good) Make me feel so good yeah (make me feel so good) Awh it's all right (baby it's all right) Said that it's all right right now (baby it's all right) Here's To The Next 100 NFL 100

"Super Bowl Babies Choir feat. Seal | Music Video" For Super Bowl 50 the NFL and Seal brought together some actual Super Bowl Babies to recreate one of the greatest love songs of all time to celebrate the greatest game of all time. What's a Super Bowl baby? It's a child born in the city of the Super Bowl's winning team 9 months after the Big Game. (Lyrics) What makes the Super Bowl so Super? A day we adore. It is a day, so super, it's why we were born. And in the end When our team won Mom and dad looked at each other One thing led to another that night We're all Babies,? It all happened on the night that a Super Bowl was played, ooh ?That's why we're here singing this sweet serenade And now Super Bowl 50 is here? There's so much reason for cheer tonight? Ever since we were in diapers, we've watched every game Cheering so loud. We goo-goo'd. We ga-ga'd. We waaaaah'd [babies crying] Baby! We were all just little twinkles, twinkling in our daddy's eye Til that Super Bowl Sunday night And when at last? Nine months have passed? They welcome to the world, us newborn baby boys and girls [We're all] Babies, ?It all happened on the night that a Super Bowl was played, ooh A day when history and our families were made And now Super Bowl Fifty is here So much reason for cheer tonight We're all Super Bowl Babies, oh yeah We're all Super Bowl Babies, oh yeah When there were no more jalapeno-chili-bacon chicken wings Mommy and dad, they cuddled. Canoodled. All night. Baby. On that night our moms and dads were so filled with desire [filled with desire] Here we stand, a baby choir. [We're all] Babies,? It all happened on the night that a Super Bowl was played, ooh ?That's why we're here singing this sweet serenade And now Super Bowl Fifty is here? So much reason for cheer tonight? Ba dada da da da da da da, bada da Ba dada da da da da da da, bada da And now Super Bowl L is here So much reason for cheer tonight Data suggests 9 months after a Super Bowl victory, winning cities see a rise in births. They're called Super Bowl Babies. Super Bowl Babies 2008 (New York Giants) Super Bowl Babies 2007 (Indianapolis Colts) Super Bowl Babies 1993/1994 (Dallas Cowboys) Super Bowl Babies 2003 (Tampa Bay Buccaneers) Super Bowl Babies 1967 (Green Bay Packers) Super Bowl Babies 2014 (Seattle Seahawks) Super Bowl Babies 1976 (Pittsburgh Steelers) Super Bowl Parents 1976 (Pittsburgh Steelers), Harris Super Bowl Babies 1989 (San Francisco 49ers) Super Bowl Parents 1989 (San Franciso 49ers) NFL Football is Family

NFL 100 Super Bowl LIV Commercial | The Toss Alvin Kamara runs through a Mardi Gras parade like he's dodging tackles on the football field. He tosses the ball to Drew Brees who gets ready to pass it to someone. Tune in before kickoff. NFL 100, 100 NFL

This commercial shows the history of football. It starts out in black and white with a man (with no pads or helmet) catching a kickoff in the end zone. Instead of being marked with the typical 0, 10, 20, etc field markers, the field is marked with decades (1900, 1910, 1920, etc) showing how football has progressed through the ages. As the man runs forward, his uniform, equipment, and padding change with the "times" he is passing on the field. Soon he has a colored uniform and a leather helmet. Next he's wearing plastic helmet (with no face mask/bars). Soon they have a single bar facemask, and then a double bar which is when they add the rule that you can't grab a face mask to tackle someone. We see a quick, angry shot of the famous Vince Lombardi throwing a piece of rolled up paper in anger after a bad call, then back to the punt returner. The uniforms and padding begin to look more familiar as we are shown an image of Tom Landry in a blue suit rooting for his runner. At the end we see Chicago's head coach Lovie Smith as the runner makes it to the 2010 yard line (yes the field is too long). Didn't look like much. A bunch of guys running around in a pile of mud. So they strapped on leather and introduced a few rules just to keep the peace. Suddenly we have a game on our hands. So we added more rules and better equipment like hard plastic helmets, then the face mask - followed up quickly with "nah man, you can't grab that". Once we got rollin', we never looked back. We sure have come a long way. Thing is, we're just getting started. Here's to making the next century safer and more exciting than ever. Forever forward. Forever football. (Lyrics) Mmmmm (Mmmmm) Ohh (Ohh) Yeah (Yeah) Baby, one more time Hey mama, don't you treat me wrong Come and love your daddy all night long All right now Canton, Ohio 1906 1900, 1910, 1920, 1030, 1940, 1950, 1960, 1970, 1980, 1990, 2000 Primetime Hester (23, Chicago Bears), Gray (23, Lions) nfl.com/evolution NFL evolution, NFL timeline, NFL history Touchdown