Posted on Feb 8, 2016
Budweiser insists it didn’t pay Peyton Manning for that $3.2 million in free advertising
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“I'm going to drink a lot of Budweiser tonight,” he promised. .... and it is against NFL rules for players to endorse alcoholic brands. ....
Budweiser insists it didn’t pay Peyton Manning for that $3.2 million in free advertising
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Posted 9 y ago
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Hey after your 200th career win, does it really matter? I think he was merely trying to connect "with the people". He was trying to remain humbled and honor the team that brought him his historic record last night. He probably walked off the field as a player for the last time last night and I'm sure the NFL rules against endorsement was the last thing on his mind.
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Peyton is a great ambassador for the game. I am a Chiefs fan and still I am happy for him. The bottom line is companies paid US $5-million for 30-second ads during Super Bowl 50. It took Peyton Manning about two seconds to accomplish the game’s biggest plug.
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maybe they didn't pay him...maybe Budweiser is truly his beer of choice...he looks like it is :)
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