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The goal of the company is to sell there product Nugenix. Nugenix is a testosterone booster for males in the 35-50 year old age-range. Frank Thomas is a bulky former athlete who many males in that age group watched when they were younger. Frank Thomas comments that he stays in shape and looks so big because of Nugenix.

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Frank Thomas Nugenix TV Commercial In Restaurant

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When Shaq was a young, broke college student, he relied on The General for his auto insurance. Now that he's a multi-million dollar world famous athlete and celebrity, he provides the perfect role model to vouch for The General auto-insurance. He can attest to their low prices, and The General can comment on helping a young Shaq when he was broke.

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Anonymous Auto Insurance Online Quote in Minutes | The General Car Insurance

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State Farm: Chris Paul, James Harden, Trevor Ariza

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State Farm: Chris Paul, James Harden, Trevor Ariza

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State Farm uses the Houston Rockets players to showcase how their agents are always there to help out their customers, even going as far as to do relaxing and enjoyable activities with Chris Paul. The agent is also there when James Harden & Trevor Ariza have automotive problems.

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State Farm | Chris Paul, James Harden, Trevor Ariza & Oscar Nuñez

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NFL Network: Deion Sanders (aka Leon Sandcastle)

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NFL Network: Deion Sanders (aka Leon Sandcastle)

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The NFL Network attempts in the commercial that aired during the Super Bowl to encourage football fans to view their network in order to see the next sensational football player. They use Deion Sanders dressed as Leon Sandcastle to show how you can learn more about football through there network.

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Deion Sanders "Leon Sandcastle"  Superbowl Commercial

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Foot Locker: Ben Simmons, Devin Booker, Karl Anthony Towns, D'Angelo Russel

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Foot Locker: Ben Simmons, Devin Booker, Karl Anthony Towns, D'Angelo Russel

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This advertisement begins with then rookie Ben Simmons complimenting KAT on his nice Foot-Locker gear, to encourage people to buy Foot Locker. Then however, the older players give Simmons other good advice, to compliment the Foot Locker advice. This includes poking fun at Nick Young for his cellphone incident.

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Foot Locker Commercial Ben Simmons, Devin Booker, Karl Anthony Towns, D’Angelo Russell

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Marshawn Lynch has long shown his love for Skittles, attributing them for his long touchdown runs, and eating them after touchdowns. So in this commercial, Marshawn advocates for eating skittles because they help him do all the things he does well.

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Skittles Marshawn Lynch Press Conference

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Troy Polamalu has some of the most glorious hair in football history, and Head and Shoulders is what he claims to give him such luscious and flowing locks. There new shampoo gives guys thicker looking hair, so they poof up Polamalu's hair to advertise that their product works.

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Head & Shoulders Commercial—Troy Polamalu—Not for You

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Von Miller sings an edited version of a popular Justin Bieber song in order to encourage consumers to purchase Madden 17 so they can start Von Miller, the best linebacker in the game. They then show game footage, including Von Miller, to encourage purchases of Madden.

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Madden NFL 17 - Start Me ft. Von Miller Trailer

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Esurance uses Buster Posey to represent their company. A dad is facing a stressful situation, and he appears ready to give up, much as a pitcher would late in the game. Buster acts as the insurance agency, reassuring the consumer that everythings going to be good and they're in control, as a catcher would. The consumer then solves the problem.

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Bob Uecker talks about how great his beer is, and how with how great his Miller Lite is, everything else must go great as well, even as the fans berate him. The usher even tells him he's in the wrong seat, to which he replies "I must be in the Front Row" only to later find himself in the Upper Deck, but he still has his beer.

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Commercial   TV   Miller Lite   Bob Uecker   Front Row 1984