First Coca-Cola “The Catch” has two versions. The bears in the commercial will be cheering for the team that is losing at the time the commercial airs.  This of course is assuming the game is not tied at the time. The bears will be featured on a website throughout the game.  As they sit on their sofa made of snow in an arctic cave, they will react to plays on the field including referees’ calls and even commercials.  At the same time, viewers can send tweets and emails to the bears with questions and comments, getting the bears responses. This should be interesting how it will turn out.

Below is a complete list:

Anheuser-Busch

Audi

Best Buy

Cars.com

Century 21

Coca-Cola

Dannon

Disney

Doritos

E*Trade

GM Chevrolet

GoDaddy.com

H&M

History Channel

Honda

Hyundai

Kia

Lexus

Mars

Paramount

PepsiCo

Skechers

Suzuki

TaxACT

Teleflora

Toyota

Universal Pictures

Volkswagen

Pro Bowl 2012

Complete Roster

AFC Offense

Quarterback

Ben Roethlisberger, Pittsburgh

Tom Brady, New England

Andy Dalton, Cincinnati

Philip Rivers, San Diego

Running back

Maurice Jones-Drew, Jacksonville

Arian Foster, Houston

Ryan Mathews, San Diego

Willis McGahee, Denver

Ray Rice, Baltimore

Fullback

Vonta Leach, Baltimore

Wide receiver

A.J. Green, Cincinnati

Mike Wallace, Pittsburgh

Brandon Marshall, Miami

Vincent Jackson, San Diego

Wes Welker, New England

Tight end

Antonio Gates, San Diego

Jermaine Gresham, Cincinnati

Rob Gronkowski, New England

Tackle

Joe Thomas, Cleveland

D’Brickashaw Ferguson, N.Y. Jets

Ryan Clady, Denver

Jake Long, Miami

Guard

Ben Grubbs, Baltimore

Marshal Yanda, Baltimore

Logan Mankins, New England

Brandon Moore, N.Y. Jets

Brian Waters, New England

Center

Nick Mangold, N.Y. Jets

Chris Myers, Houston

Maurkice Pouncey, Pittsburgh

AFC Defense

Defensive end

Elvis Dumervil, Denver

Dwight Freeney, Indianapolis

Andre Carter, New England

Antonio Smith, Houston

Interior linemen

Richard Seymour, Oakland

Geno Atkins, Cincinnati

Haloti Ngata, Baltimore

Paul Soliai, Miami

Vince Wilfork, New England

Outside linebacker

Tamba Hali, Kansas City

Von Miller, Denver

James Harrison, Pittsburgh

Terrell Suggs, Baltimore

Inside/Middle linebacker

Ray Lewis, Baltimore

Derrick Johnson, Kansas City

Cornerback

Champ Bailey, Denver

Darrelle Revis, N.Y. Jets

Johnathan Joseph, Houston

Free safety

Eric Weddle, San Diego

Ryan Clark, Pittsburgh

Ed Reed, Baltimore

Strong safety

Brian Dawkins, Denver

Troy Polamalu, Pittsburgh

Special teams

Punter  Shane                   Lechler, Oakland

Placekicker                       Sebastian Janikowski, Oakland

Kick returner                   Antonio Brown, Pittsburgh

Special-teamer                Montell Owens, Jacksonville, Matthew Slater, New England

Long snapper                   Jon Condo, Oakland

NFC Offense

Quarterback

Aaron Rodgers, Green Bay

Drew Brees, New Orleans

Eli Manning, N.Y. Giants

Cam Newton, Carolina

Running back

LeSean McCoy, Philadelphia

Matt Forte, Chicago

Frank Gore, San Francisco

Marshawn Lynch, Seattle

Fullback

Michael Robinson, Seattle

John Kuhn, Green Bay

Wide receiver

Larry Fitzgerald, Arizona

Steve Smith, Carolina

Greg Jennings, Green Bay

Calvin Johnson, Detroit

Roddy White, Atlanta

Tight end

Jimmy Graham, New Orleans

Tony Gonzalez, Atlanta

Tackle

Jason Peters, Philadelphia

Joe Staley, San Francisco

Jermon Bushrod, New Orleans

Guard

Jahri Evans, New Orleans

Carl Nicks, New Orleans

Davin Joseph, Tampa Bay

Center

Ryan Kalil, Carolina

Scott Wells, Green Bay

NFC Defense

Defensive end

Jared Allen, Minnesota

Jason Babin, Philadelphia

Julius Peppers, Chicago

Jason Pierre-Paul, N.Y. Giants

Interior linemen

Jay Ratliff, Dallas

Justin Smith, San Francisco

B.J. Raji, Green Bay

Outside linebacker

Clay Matthews, Green Bay

DeMarcus Ware, Dallas

Lance Briggs, Chicago

Chad Greenway, Minnesota

Inside/Middle linebacker

Patrick Willis, San Francisco

Brian Urlacher, Chicago

London Fletcher, Washington

Cornerback

Charles Woodson, Green Bay

Brandon Browner, Seattle

Carlos Rogers, San Francisco

Charles Tillman, Chicago

Free safety

Earl Thomas, Seattle

Kam Chancellor, Seattle

Dashon Goldson, San Francisco

Strong safety

Adrian Wilson, Arizona

Special teams

Punter                  Andy Lee, San Francisco

Placekicker         David Akers, San Francisco

Kick returner      Patrick Peterson, Arizona

Special-teamer Corey Graham, Chicago

Long snapper     Brian Jennings, San Francisco

Could it be the food or the company, no it is the commercials of course. For years beer companies have dominated the commercials at the super bowl from the singing frogs to clydesdales horses.

However, in recent years companies such as Go-Daddy.com, Doritos and Price-line have made a great push to overcome these super bowl advertising giants.  With the super bowl just around the corner who will take the prize this year?

Don’t worry if you miss a commercial, feel free to check out ALL the super bowl commercials at www.funnysuperbowlcommercials.com.

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