Deion Sanders and Nick Saban team up for new Aflac commercial after NIL accusations. Football coaches Deion Sanders and Nick Saban will have another Aflac commercial together, according to a video posted on Sanders' Instagram page.

Stephanie Courtney's portrayal in the Aflac Good Break commercial showcases her comedic timing and ability to captivate an audience. Her talent and versatility have made her a sought-after actress in the advertising industry.

Saban is the face of college football and once again the face of Aflac's new advertising campaign, co-starring alongside Colorado coach Deion Sanders in a series of television spots beginning with “Office Takeover,” which will debut during Friday's Aflac Kickoff Game between Louisville and Georgia Tech.

Well, two G.O.A.T.S, Nick Saban and Deion Sanders, watch and place bets on which it'll be. Even in their not so heated rivalry the gap goat is still handing out medical bills health insurance doesn't cover, but eventually it isn't able to handle the chill and the Aflac duck basks in its frigid victory.

Legendary coaches Nick Saban and Deion "Coach Prime" Sanders are back again with the Aflac Duck and Gap Goat for the brand's annual college football campaign.

The Aflac Duck has been the official mascot of American insurance company Aflac since 1999 and Aflac Japan since 2003. He is an American Pekin duck known for frustratedly quacking Aflac's name to unsuspecting policy holders.

The Aflac Duck became the symbol of Aflac's new Duckprints campaign designed to raise money and awareness for childhood cancer. Aflac's brand recognition soared in 14 years from 11 percent to 94 percent, ranking it among the most well-known companies in the world.

The commercial features the Aflac Duck going up against his arch nemesis, the Gap Goat, who represents the health expenses that can "arise at the most inconvenient moments," the company said.

the Aflac Duck Apparently, it does as this is what Aflac's insurance mascot, the Aflac Duck – yes, that's its actual name – has been quacking these past 20 years. Introduced in 2000, the Aflac Duck has been a recognizable figure in many of the company's hilarious commercials.

American Family Life Assurance Company of Columbus American Family Life Assurance Company of Columbus adopted the acronym “Aflac.”

Because humans have been shown to experience positive emotions for animals, marketers use them to stimulate a positive association between the animal and brand. Brand loyalty then results in increased market share and consumer trust in the brand. Thus, animals promote buying behavior.

Aflacts is an advertising slogan created by Aflac and Kaplan Thaler and introduced in April 2009 to broaden awareness about the specific benefits of the insurance products the company offers. The campaign, "Get the Aflacts," came about as the company's Aflac Duck campaign had built widespread recognition for the brand.