"This partnership aims to enhance the fun of game day by bringing the quality and convenience Little Caesars is known for to NFL fans across the country," Little Caesars president and CEO Dave Scrivano, "And because we're the value leader in the pizza industry, hungry fans can enjoy weekly gametime meals at a very ...

Little Caesars Little Caesars is also the Official Pizza Sponsor of the National Football League.

It operates and franchises pizza restaurants in the United States and internationally in Asia, Europe, the Middle East, Canada, Latin America and the Caribbean.

The little Roman guy is saying “pizza, pizza” because in 1971 Little Caesar's began offering pizzas at a two-for-one price. Sales were so successful they made it a permanent feature of the company's marketing campaign.

Marion's nickname for Mike was “Little Caesar,” so she naturally suggested it when they were brainstorming ideas. “Pizza Treat” was the name Mike came up with, so they eventually compromised and called it “Little Caesars Pizza Treat.” However, Little Caesars soon became the official name of the pizza company.

Prior to Pizza Hut, Papa John's was the league's sponsor for eight years, but that agreement ended mutually shortly after former CEO John Schnatter tied NFL player protests to the company's declining sales.

The National Food Laboratory (NFL) Ghaziabad is an Apex Food Laboratory of India engaged in Quality testing of food under Food Safety and Standards Authority of India, Ministry of Health and Family Welfare.

In 1920, ten football teams gathered in Canton, Ohio to create the American Professional Football Association (APFA), now known as the National Football League (NFL).

Little Caesars - Africa became the fifth continent to have a Little Caesars when a store opened in Egypt.

Little Caesars celebrates the opening of its 50th restaurant. It also went international with the opening of its first store in Canada. Today, the company has stores in all 50 states and 18 international markets.

With a face curled into a perennial scowl and his “School of Hard Knocks” charisma, Robinson's Rico (known to intimates as Little Caesar) epitomized the contemporary urban gangster stereotype. Although it was speculated that the Rico character was based on Al Capone, no hard evidence exists to support the claim.

Quality Pizza Since being founded 61 years ago, Little Caesars Pizza's main goal has been to deliver great-tasting pizza. When it comes to quality, Little Caesars Pizza stands out from the crowd by using 100% real cheese. “We make our dough fresh in our stores every day,” said Larrabee.