The greatest Super Bowl commercial of 2025 can teach us all something about being great.
Super Bowl LIX did not have a threepeat for the Chiefs or Dunkin’. The Philadelphia Eagles crushed Kansas City, with a 40-22 final score. Patrick Mahomes is not replacing Tom Brady as the GOAT and this year Jalen Hurts took home the MVP.
Thankfully the marketing world provided some of its best work of the year during the lopsided victory to keep us engaged.
Read Mike Byrnes’ annual Financial Advisor article for more details on the top commercials that aired during the big game.
Here is a quick summary of the best Super Bowl ads of 2025:
Funniest commercial runner up #1 — Dunkin’ | DunKings 2
Dunkin’ had a good run, but Ben Affleck and his crew, including Coach Bill Belichick, fell a little short this year.
Funniest commercial runner up #2 — Uber Eats | Century of Cravings
Matthew McConaughey tells a tale how Football is secretly selling food to its viewers.
Funniest commercial runner up #3 — Ram Trucks | Goldilocks and the Three Trucks
Glen Powell tells his own Goldilocks story that takes him on quite an adventure in his Ram truck.
Funniest commercial runner up #4 — DoorDash | DashPass Math
Nate Bargatze’s bad math related to savings leads to him to have an opera singer who he does not realize is insulting him.
Funniest commercial winner — Michelob ULTRA | The ULTRA Hustle
Willem Dafoe and Catherine O’Hara crush younger athletes in pickle ball to win ULTRAs.
Runner up for best product pitch — Dream Job | Google Pixel
AI on a phone helps a dad prepare for a job interview while he goes down memory lane.
Best product pitch — A New Era in Connectivity | T-Mobile Starlink
T-Mobile and Starlink are using hundreds of satellites to create the only space-based network to improve phone coverage in the United States.
Best Super Bowl Ad 2025 — What is Greatness? | He Gets Us
A series of emotional pictures provide examples of how Jesus showed us how to treat others.
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Read Mike’s past Super Bowl articles:
2024, 2023, 2022, 2021, 2020, 2019, 2018, 2017, 2016, 2015, 2014, 2013, 2012, 2011 and 2010.
