Budweiser Teases New Super Bowl Commercial With Mystery Animal
on Jan 15, 2026
Budweiser Is Known For Their Iconic Super Bowl Commercials
Let’s be honest, the Super Bowl is as much about the football game as it is about the commercials, and Budweiser knows this. So do all the companies who advertise during the big game.
Budweiser remains a favorite for viewers because of their clever marketing and of course, the iconic Clydesdale horses. Occasionally they do air commercials without the Clydesdales, but it’s not often.
LIST: EVERY BUDWEISER CLYDESDALE SUPER BOWL COMMERCIAL SINCE 2000
The beer brand’s 2025 commercial starred a foal for the first time in a decade,and followed the little guy on his “first delivery.” It was heartwarming and adorable, and is the reason so many people enjoyed it!!
Budweiser Gave A Sneak Peek At Their 2026 Commercial
On Thursday (Jan. 15), Busweiser shared a short clip on social media alongside the caption, “We’re back for Super Bowl LX. 2.8.26.”
The clip featured two gorgeous Clydesdale horses looking in the barn with some noise in the background. They both shift their heads and then we see what they are looking at: a mystery animal trapped under a silver bucket!
But if you watch the clip on YouTube, there are actually five horses in the stable. The caption on the YouTube is, “Heads will turn. Stay tuned for the full reveal.”
According to the clip, the 2026 ad is titled “Stable.”
The biggest question people have are: What’s in the bucket?
See some of the public’s reactions to the teaser below.
“Hahahahaha! Brilliant!! What’s in the bucket???”
“Oh please let it be the Budweiser bullfrogs!!!! Bud… Weis… ER….”
“Im so excited to see it!!!!”
“WHAT’S IN THERE !?!?!”
We have a guess as to what’s in the bucket. Perhaps it’s a new puppy?! There hasn’t been a puppy in a commercial with the Clydesdales since 2015’s “Lost Dog” ad.
There was a brief appearance by a yellow lab in the 2024 commercial, but it was an adult yellow lab.
Only time will tell. Last year, the company released the commercial several days before the Super Bowl. Hopefully they do the same this year!
