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- Super Bowl date: February 1, 2009
- Super Bowl XLIII
- Part of the "Believe in Now" campaign
- Second ad partnered with the United Way
- Young ad to play in the third quarter
- United Way ad quarter TBD
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The NFL aired two ads for the 2009 Super Bowl. The first ad features New Orleans Saints' player Usama Young. He and his father discuss his job as a young man. As a youth, Young worked as a snow cone vendor at his local stadium. He would often neglect his duties to play on the football field.
In the second advertisement, the NFL teams up with the United Way to promote the non-profits' new physical fitness program focused at children and teens.
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NFL Super Bowl Ads 2009
- YouTube Video: United Way Super Bowl Commercial (Time: 0:14)
- Hulu Video: Usama Young NFL Super Bowl Ad (Time: 0:30)
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NFL Super Bowl Ad Questions
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