10 Best Sports Commercials of All Time

For those of you who can’t stand today’s advertising frenzy, here are 10 of the best sports commercials that can help ease the pain. 

I promise, Ben Stein won’t be narrating any of these videos (although he did make a sports commercial back in the day). And for those of you hoping for “Mean Joe Greene’s” Coke ad, I’ll go ahead and apologize in advance.

Before you begin, here are my honorable mentions:

Yao Ming and Yogi Berra—“Yo”

Foster’s How to Speak Australian

Budweiser’s Clydesdale Football

***be on the lookout for next week's Top 10 "This Is SportsCenter" commercials

"How'd You Get so Many Qs?"

The Big Shaq Daddy has always tried to prove his versatility off the court. Sure he played basketball, but don't let that sum up his entire career. He's also a certified cop, an actor and an analyst (well...should we really give him this one?).

Just Your Average, Friendly Game of Horse

This commercial was recently remade with LeBron James and Dwight Howard, only there was one slightly altered rule: no jumpshots. Good thing they threw that in there because I'm sure Howard would be at H-O-R-S in no time.

With a Flick of the Wrist

A bit more realistic than Jordan and Bird's horse game, right? Nothing like draining a couple 90-footers to conclude a hard day's work.

Does anyone else want to give LeBron a shot at doing this for real? I bet he could make one in his first 10 shots.

Who Said Golf's a Tough Sport?

It has to rank higher than LeBron's commercial because Tiger's actually doing this (at least I think).

The ladies sure do love a man who can juggle.

Which One Is the "World's Greatest?"

If only we could clone people! Can you imagine this matchup?

Forget the talent aspect of it, I want to see two guys as competitive as Jordan go up against one another. I honestly believe Jordan would punch a younger version of himself in the face.

History No More

This is what would've happened if Dwight Clark, Michael Jordan and Derek Jeter drank Powerade.

Cut That Meat! Cut That Meat!

I think we all know what Peyton would've been doing had his neck injury kept him out of the game for good. The man has talent.

Terry Tate—Office Linebacker

The NFL retirement program. Sorry, still no compensation for head trauma.

"Write the Future"

Ah, the crazed world of soccer fans. Great portrayal of how quickly you can go from glory to the gutter, and back.

Bye Bye Billy Goat

It speaks for itself.