It’s not fun when your local NFL team sucks. The good news is that when they finally win a game, you might get yourself a free Bud Light.
If you’re into US Football, and a Cleveland Browns fans, you are most certainly aware of the team’s poor track record during the past couple of seasons. In fact, the Browns have managed to lose 31 of their 32 games last year. That’s bad.
But all hope is not lost. And with the hope that the team will win, comes the chance of winning an ice-cold Bud Light as well! With the next NFL season about to kick off, Bud Light has partnered with the Cleveland Browns to create the “Victory Fridge” – the first fridge that will unlock itself and offer free beer as soon as the Browns score their first victory of the season.
The fridges will be located in a number of local bars around Cleveland and in the FirstEnergy Stadium.
Come on Browns, the whole city of Cleveland is counting on you.
You’ve stood by us through it all. We love you for it, and so does @budlight.
These special fridges will unlock celebratory beers when we get our first regular season “W”.#VictoryFridge pic.twitter.com/LgsGNabMpt
— Cleveland Browns (@Browns) August 14, 2018
Andy Goeler, VP of Marketing for Bud Light explains:
“The Bud Light Browns ‘Victory Fridge’ is a fun way to celebrate and reward a fan base that has never wavered in enthusiasm or dedication for their team no matter what happens. We’re proud to show our support for Cleveland, and we’re always looking to bring NFL fans and friends together for memorable experiences.”
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