Super Bowl Flashback: 2025’s Ad Charts

Winners aren’t crowned only on the field for the Super Bowl. With the ads such a big part of the game — and with so much money behind them — numerous outlets review and rank them. Below are a few top tens from last year’s game.

USA Today Super Bowl Ad Meter

USA Today invited the general public to rate Super Bowl ads on a scale of 1-5. These were the top 10.

  1. Budweiser: “First Delivery”

  2. Lay’s: “The Little Farmer”

  3. Michelob ULTRA: “The ULTRA Hustle”

  4. Stella Artois: “David and Dave”

  5. NFL: “Somebody”

  6. NFL: “Flag 50”

  7. Bud Light: “Big Men on Cul-De-Sac”

  8. Uber Eats: “Century of Cravings”

  9. Hellmann’s: “When Sally Met Hellmann’s”*

  10. Pfizer: “Knock Out”

 

iSpot Likeability Score 

TV measurement firm iSpot asked a panel of 500 people to rate Super Bowl ads on their likeability. Here were the 10 most liked.

  1. Pfizer: “Knock Out”

  2. Doritos: “Abduction”

  3. Budweiser: “First Delivery”

  4. Booking.com: “Get Your Stay Ridiculously Right”*

  5. Little Caesar’s: “Whoa”

  6. Rocket Mortgage: “Own the Dream”

  7. NFL: “Somebody”

  8. Nerds: “Wonderful World of Nerds”

  9. Reese’s: “Don’t Eat Lava”

  10. Pringles: “The Call of the Mustaches”

 

EDO Engagement Index

EDO’s Engagement Index (EI) score is based on the TV-driven engagement for the advertised brand or product that occurs immediately after airing. These were the most effective ads at driving consumer behavior such as searches:

  1. T-Mobile Wireless: “You’re Connected”

  2. Ram: “Drive Your Own Story”

  3. Liquid Death: “It’s Safe for Work”

  4. Universal Pictures: “How to Train Your Dragon”*

  5. Hims & Hers: “Sick of the System”

  6. He Gets Us: “What Is Greatness”

  7. Cirkul: “You Got Cirkul”

  8. Jeep: “Freedom”

  9. Poppi: “Soda Thoughts”

  10. Universal Pictures: “Jurassic World Rebirth”*

For more insights about last year’s game, check out our Super Bowl LIX report

*Indicates WPP Media-placed spot 

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