When the NFL handed the ball to flag football in a Super Bowl ad in 2023, both players and the league were eyeing a goal line in the distance. Two years later, the National Football League and its creative partners at 72andSunny have placed girls and women’s flag football at the center of their latest…When […]
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As Nike plots its comeback, the brand is celebrating women athletes changing the game in its first Super Bowl ad in nearly three decades. “So Win,” created by Wieden+Kennedy Portland, debuted during Super Bowl 59 and aims to reach a global audience during one of the most-watched sporting events, which last year drew nearly 124…As
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