5 Ways Corporate America Scores Touchdowns at the Super Bowl

Corporate America is all over the biggest sporting event of the year. From the tailgate to the ads to the winning trophy, big companies are involved and making money. Watch our video to see how.

Author:: Tracy Byrnes
Publish date:: Feb 4, 2018 7:47 AM EST

Corporate America has dug its cleats into Super Bowl LII.

Regardless of falling viewship, it still is one of the biggest sporting events of the year and so there is money to be made.

To start, the Super Bowl is the second biggest food consumption day, after Thanksgiving, according to the U. S. Department of Agriculture. So the likes of Yum Brands (YUM) - Get Report , Buffalo Wild Wings (BWLD) and PepsiCo (PEP) - Get Report are all over this.

Then of course Walt Disney Co. (DIS) - Get Report pays some of the winning athletes to say, "I'm going to Disney World!" right into the camera after the game.

Fun fact: NY Giants Phil Simms, reportedly was paid $75,000 for the quick plug after he was named MVP of the 1987 game.

The winning trophy is made Tiffany & Co. and the official corporate partners range from Accenture (ACN) - Get Report and Delta (DAL) - Get Report are just some of the official partners of Super Bowl 52.

And of course the ads...

So watch our video above to find out more things you didn't know about Corporate America and the big game.

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