When former NFL quarterback Peyton Manning entered the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2021, he didn't have to choose between representing the Indianapolis Colts or Denver Broncos.
Manning, who won Super Bowls with both NFL franchises, represents both clubs in the Hall of Fame. And, ten years into retirement, he continues to give nods to both the Broncos and Colts in marketing. The latest example is a new social media ad campaign from Bud Light.
In addition to selling 27 team-themed cans, Bud Light has now launched "Can-O-Flage," an insulated sleeve that camouflages standard cans into team-specific cans. The beer company recruited Manning, comedian and actor Shane Gillis and San Francisco 49ers tight end George Kittle to help promote the can sleeves
in new social media ads.
In his 15-second ad, Manning reps Denver and Indy with his Can-O-Flage sleeves:
“I personally appreciate Bud Light’s Can-O-Flage so I can rep the Colts or the Broncos and get ready for gameday wherever I am this NFL season," Manning said in a press release. "It’s another example of how Bud Light is always thinking about what they can do to turn up the fan game."
Bud Light is selling the sleeves for $39.99 on Fanatics.com, NFLShop.com and select online team stores.
Bud Light is selling NFL-themed insulated "Can-O-Flage" sleeves that turn standard cans into team-specific cans. #ad
— Jon Heath (@ByJonHeath) September 1, 2026
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Manning also stars alongside Gillis in Bud Light's two new commercials for the 2026 NFL season: “The Move" and "Armchair."
Manning, 50, was a five-time NFL MVP and two-time Super Bowl champion during his decorated 18-year career. He retired from pro football after winning Super Bowl 50 with the Broncos in 2016.
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