In 2016, Peyton Manning turned some heads by plugging the King of Beers from the field after emerging victorious in Super Bowl 50. “I’m gonna drink a lot of Budweiser tonight, Tracy,” the then-quarterback of the Denver Broncos told CBS reporter Tracy Wolfson. “I promise you that.” Anheuser-Busch InBev quickly followed up with the media to make sure everybody knew it hadn’t paid Manning — who owned stakes in a pair of distributorships aligned wit…
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