OtterBox TV Commercial, 'Round 3: A Room Without a View' Featuring Peyton Manning
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While walking through the OtterBox warehouse, Peyton Manning finds himself distracted by a box of bling -- OtterBox phone case bling, to be exact. Unfortunately, the former NFL player also immediately finds himself locked in what we soon find out to be a truck, with big thanks to Ollie the Otter.
OtterBox TV Commercial, 'Round 1: Spokesperson Rivalry' Featuring Peyton Manning
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The match is on between Ollie the Otter, the old OtterBox spokesperson, and Peyton Manning, who is the new one. When Peyton tries to engage with Ollie, the otter ducks out and then smashes his hand into a cake decorated with a portrait of Manning and pops a balloon while walking out of the party. A man standing next to Manning informs him of the reason for the hostility: Ollie is mad Manning took his parking space.
OtterBox TV Commercial, 'Round 2: Manning in the Machine' Feat. Peyton Manning
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Even though Peyton is OtterBox's spokesperson, he still has to take part in all 24 tests that the company products go through -- even if one particular test involves possibly getting physically hurt. When it comes to this, Ollie the Otter doesn't hesitate at having his fun.
OtterBox TV Commercial, 'S'mores' Featuring Peyton Manning
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Peyton Manning is camping in the woods, roasting marshmallows while snapping photos on his phone. When one of the marshmallows catches flame, Ollie the Otter gets overprotective and immediately sprays it, and Peyton in the process, with a fire extinguisher. OtterBox calls its approach to phone protection "unapologetically overprotective."
OtterBox TV Commercial, 'Unapologetically Overprotective With Peyton: Backpack'
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Backlit by the sun, a majestic animal ascends a rocky ledge and roams the forested hillside. Oh, wait... it's just a person in an otter costume carrying former Denver Broncos player Peyton Manning on his back. The retired quarterback snaps picks of the landscape with his OtterBox-protected phone, nudging his furry friend's head out of the way and asking for sunscreen in the process. He's only being "unapologetically protective."