Tag: State Farm

Chiefs Andy Reid, Patrick Mahomes star in State Farm’s blooper take of ‘Bundle-Rooski’

Kansas City #Chiefs Andy Reid, Patrick Mahomes star in State Farm’s blooper take of ‘Bundle-Rooski’ | @EdEastonJr

The Kansas City Chiefs are on their way to another postseason and are keeping fans entertained with their creative ads off the field this year.

After the original version’s success, State Farm released a blooper version of the “Bundle-Rooski” commercial featuring head coach Andy Reid, quarterback Patrick Mahomes, and Jake from State Farm. The behind-the-scenes laughs show off the fun on-set dynamics between these three and highlight how much you can save by bundling your home and auto insurance with State Farm.   

“I had a blast working with Jake from State Farm and Patrick in another year of State Farm commercials, and really enjoyed working with a team who does an incredible job capturing the fun dynamics of mine and Patrick’s relationship off the field,” Reid said. “It’s been great to get to tell people how the savings are no joke when you bundle your home and auto insurance – seriously, I’ve been a State Farm customer for years.”

The blooper spot fully displays Coach Reid’s comedic acting chops, demonstrating the legendary coach’s enjoyment of the production.

Caitlin Clark delivers ‘Rookie Move’ in hilarious new State Farm ad

Caitlin Clark delivers a “Rookie Move” in her hilarious new State Farm commercial.

Former Iowa women’s basketball legend and current Indiana Fever point guard Caitlin Clark premiered in State Farm’s newest TV spot on Wednesday, Nov. 20, in what is titled “Rookie Move.”

State Farm, known for its unique cameos of musicians, athletes, coaches and celebrities, places Clark as their most recent star following her WNBA Rookie of the Year award-winning season.

The commercial starts with a cameo of sports commentator Cassidy Hubbarth, displeased with her son’s decision to back a car out of a closed garage door.

Once Hubbarth refers to the mistake as a “rookie move,” Clark appears in her Indiana Fever uniform practicing her golf swing next to the damaged garage door.

The commercial continues with Clark propping open a lawn chair in a swift one-handed motion while talking about her share of rookie mistakes.

This minor motion from Clark is a unique reference to actor Jason Momoa’s 2012 scene from the TV show “The Game,” which has become popularized within social media culture over the years.

The advertisement ends when Clark summons Jake from State Farm, who reminds everyone that they’ll be covered by the company no matter how long they’ve been “in the game.”

The reference of “game” makes Clark disappear after being reminded that she is supposed to be playing for the Fever at that moment, which is itself a rookie move.

The inclusion of Clark is the latest collaboration between her and State Farm, who has been a proud supporter of Clark from her time with the Hawkeyes to her rookie season in the WNBA and beyond.

Clark, who averaged 19.2 points, 5.7 rebounds, 8.4 assists, and 1.3 steals per game on 41.7% from the field and 34.4% from three-point territory in the regular season last year, will look to improve on those impressive numbers when the WNBA season starts up again in May 2025.

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Caitlin Clark makes a very funny rookie move in her latest State Farm commercial

Rookie move!

Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark’s partnership with State Farm has brought us a brand-new commercial featuring the WNBA superstar.

Clark and Jake from State Farm appeared in this new advertisement, one with the former in her Fever jersey trying to help a couple with a garage crisis.

However, “rookie moves” don’t just qualify for the poor guy who rammed his car into the garage door. You’ll see what we mean once you watch the ad.

Clark’s State Farm commercial from her Iowa days was very funny, and this one is about as good. We bet we’ll get more of these in the years to come.

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Chiefs Andy Reid teaches Patrick Mahomes the ‘Bundle Rooski’ in the latest State Farm commercial

Kansas City #Chiefs Andy Reid teaches Patrick Mahomes the ‘Bundle Rooski’ in the latest State Farm commercial | @EdEastonJr

Fans have looked forward to the entertaining State Farm commercials starring Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes and head coach Andy Reid for the past few seasons.

Chiefs Kingdom has been watching the duo dominate on the field for three Super Bowl titles and show their fun side off the field with State Farm. They are taking their games to the next level off the field through a hilarious brand new commercial, ‘Bundle Rooski.’

Reid once again steals the show with his performance stretching out the way ‘Bundle Rooski’ is said during his brief lesson with Mahomes and Jake from State Farm. The NFL’s oldest head coach seems more than comfortable acting in a comedy setting, although he’s all business on the football field, getting his team ready for another postseason run.

Bundling is the foundation of the State Farm football season campaign this year. It focuses on everything from bundling football to bringing unexpected and iconic talent, reinforcing how bundling home and auto with the State Farm Personal Price Plan can help customers secure affordable coverage.

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Chiefs HC Andy Reid reveals cheeseburger moment from a commercial shoot with Patrick Mahomes

Kansas City #Chiefs HC Andy Reid reveals cheeseburger moment from a commercial shoot with Patrick Mahomes | @EdEastonJr

The Kansas City Chiefs aren’t strangers to appearing in commercials throughout the season. The State Farm commercials featuring quarterback Patrick Mahomes and head coach Andy Reid are consistent favorites, with the latter often stealing the show.

The hilariously discussed commercial is often the ad featuring Mahomes, Reid, and Jake from State Farm discussing insurance at lunch. Reid’s comedic timing in eating cheeseburgers and attempting to take Mahomes’ nuggets stand out as the Chiefs all-time winningest head coach revealed a recent special behind-the-scenes moment via Complex’s X account.

“We did a hamburger shoot, and I made a pact to myself just being a cheeseburger sewer that I wouldn’t use the spit bucket,” Reid explained. “After about the 60th cheeseburger, I had to go there. Yeah, I had to go there. So I used a spit bucket. That wasn’t the funniest, but the funniest part was the producer here.

“He wanted me to try to talk and do my lines with my mouth full of the cheeseburger and Pat’s right in front of me. So I’m trying to do this, and there’s cheeseburgers flying everywhere at these guys, and they couldn’t hold it straight. I mean, they were dying laughing. Finally, Pat goes cut it. We’re not doing this.”

Jake from State Farm commented on the shared video of Reid suggesting the ‘nuggies’ nickname as his favorite part of the commercial. Only time will tell if there will be more acting opportunities for the Chiefs’ legendary head coach.

Watch: Titans’ Derrick Henry featured in State Farm commercial

Check out the new State Farm ad featuring Titans running back Derrick Henry.

Tennessee Titans running back Derrick Henry has taken on a new job off the football field as the newest spokesman for State Farm insurance. Henry is just the latest NFL star to take on the role.

Players like Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes and tight end Travis Kelce and former Green Bay Packers and current New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers have also starred in State Farm spots.

Henry’s first commercial will air on Sunday during his team’s Week 6 game against the Baltimore Ravens on NFL Network.

In the commercial, Henry can be seen doing workouts that include flipping a truck tire and refrigerator, lifting an engine and pulling an entire set of living room furniture, all of which is actually believable for the hulking back.

You can check out the ad below.

The Titans and Ravens meet in London in Week 6, with the game set for an 8:30 a.m. CST kickoff.

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Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes on hiding foodstuff from Andy Reid

#Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes expounded on the punchline of a recent commercial in his comments to the media on Wednesday

Comedy is best when it’s based on truth, which is why the new State Farm commercial featuring Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes and coach Andy Reid (and Jake from State Farm) is so funny.

Everyone knows coach Reid is a foodie — he talks about that fact in press conferences often — so that’s why it’s hilarious to see him steal chicken nuggets and other foods from Mahomes and Jake in the latest ad:

But that begs the question: Does coach Reid actually steal Mahomes’ nuggets (and food) in real life?

“I try to keep the nuggies and keep my cheeseburgers away from coach,” Mahomes said Wednesday in the team’s press conference.

Reid is a big, big cheeseburger guy — any burger, as long as it doesn’t have mustard, will do — so if you ever find yourself enjoying a burger with coach Reid in the vicinity, make sure to keep a tight grip on that delicious sandwich.

Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes explains how he convinced Andy Reid to do the State Farm commercial

#Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes reveals how he was able to get Andy Reid to join the State Farm commercial. | from @EdEastonJr

The Kansas City Chiefs were victorious against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in front of a national audience on “Sunday Night Football.” Fans who stuck around during the commercial breaks may have caught two familiar faces showing off their acting chops.

Patrick Mahomes is no stranger to appearing in commercials, but his co-star stole the show. Chiefs head coach Andy Reid made a shocking appearance in the ad providing some comedy relief.

Speaking to Carrington Harrison on 610 Sports Radio show “The Drive” for his weekly check-in, Mahomes revealed how he was able to get coach Reid in his latest State Farm commercial.

“It was funny because they asked me about the idea; I was like, ‘Man, I’ll ask him, I just don’t know if he’ll do it,'” Mahomes said. “When I asked him, he was like, ‘Do you want me to?’ And I was like, ‘Yeah, it’d be cool and people would be able to get to see your personality on a different level and different scale.’ I got there, and he crushed it. He’s a natural at that kind of stuff. You don’t see that mean Coach Reid; you see how much personality he has. I think it’s my best commercial yet. He kind of stole the show and was the main guy.”

Reid gave his side of the commercial story during his press conference on Monday, saying he was convinced to take the role. Mahomes remains unsure whether he’d be able to get Reid into another advertisement in the future.

“I always have an interest in bringing my teammates and coaches into everything I do outside of football,” Mahomes said. “We’ll see if we can try and get Coach Reid into some different stuff. I don’t know how much more he’ll want to do, but it was definitely cool to have him in one.”

The performance was applauded on Twitter by life-long Chiefs fan and actor Eric Stonestreet. He even took some credit for Reid’s performance.

Perhaps Stonestreet will be able to help Mahomes convince Reid to do some acting again next time around.

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Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes explains how he convinced Andy Reid to do the State Farm commercial

#Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes reveals how he was able to get Andy Reid to join the State Farm commercial. | from @EdEastonJr

The Kansas City Chiefs were victorious against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in front of a national audience on “Sunday Night Football.” Fans who stuck around during the commercial breaks may have caught two familiar faces showing off their acting chops.

Patrick Mahomes is no stranger to appearing in commercials, but his co-star stole the show. Chiefs head coach Andy Reid made a shocking appearance in the ad providing some comedy relief.

Speaking to Carrington Harrison on 610 Sports Radio show “The Drive” for his weekly check-in, Mahomes revealed how he was able to get coach Reid in his latest State Farm commercial.

“It was funny because they asked me about the idea; I was like, ‘Man, I’ll ask him, I just don’t know if he’ll do it,'” Mahomes said. “When I asked him, he was like, ‘Do you want me to?’ And I was like, ‘Yeah, it’d be cool and people would be able to get to see your personality on a different level and different scale.’ I got there, and he crushed it. He’s a natural at that kind of stuff. You don’t see that mean Coach Reid; you see how much personality he has. I think it’s my best commercial yet. He kind of stole the show and was the main guy.”

Reid gave his side of the commercial story during his press conference on Monday, saying he was convinced to take the role. Mahomes remains unsure whether he’d be able to get Reid into another advertisement in the future.

“I always have an interest in bringing my teammates and coaches into everything I do outside of football,” Mahomes said. “We’ll see if we can try and get Coach Reid into some different stuff. I don’t know how much more he’ll want to do, but it was definitely cool to have him in one.”

The performance was applauded on Twitter by life-long Chiefs fan and actor Eric Stonestreet. He even took some credit for Reid’s performance.

Perhaps Stonestreet will be able to help Mahomes convince Reid to do some acting again next time around.

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Here’s what Chiefs HC Andy Reid had to say about his State Farm commercial

#Chiefs HC Andy Reid spoke on Monday about how his State Farm advertisement with Patrick Mahomes came to be.

You might have seen Kansas City Chiefs HC Andy Reid on the sidelines on Sunday night, but you also might have seen him during the commercial break.

Reid made his commercial debut on Sunday, joining the iconic Jake from State Farm and Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes in an advertisement for the insurance company. During the commercial, Coach Reid is seen drawing mustaches on his players while they’re asleep on a plane ride. That includes Mahomes, who comes up to his head coach and exclaims, “It happened again!”

The head coach did a great job with the advertisement and has received plenty of praise for his on-screen performance. How exactly did Reid end up in show business, though? He explained to reporters that it was all thanks to his star quarterback.

“Well, listen, Pat (Mahomes) asked me if I would do it with him,” Reid said. “And I told him, ‘I’m not very good at that stuff.’ Listen it was a fun thing. It was good to see how people treat Pat. It was interesting to see how the production goes because he does a lot of these things. It kind of gave me the inside scoop on it, literally, to see what he has to go through to put all these things together. It was quite interesting, great people involved there. They obviously reached out to me, knowing that I wasn’t real comfortable doing those kinds of things. But they made it as comfortable as possible.”

You wouldn’t be able to tell that Reid was out of his element, but you never know how many takes it took to get things perfect. Overall, he seemed to have quite a bit of fun with the experience. Who knows, maybe he’ll even do more advertisements in the future.

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