Super Bowl commercial schedule, explained: When will Super Bowl ads air?

Finally, Super Bowl Sunday has arrived, which means the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles will play one another in the biggest championship game in professional football in just a few hours. Fans are looking forward to more than just the game when it comes to one of the biggest days in sports.

In addition to the Eagles versus the Chiefs, Super Bowl 2023 will feature some of the most talked-about commercials. Viewers, even those who are not fans of the sport, are eagerly awaiting the Super Bowl commercials.

Among the big names who will be gracing the screen in between plays are Paul Rudd, Kevin Hart, Serena Williams, Jack Harlow, and Sean "Diddy" Combs.

Be wary of advertisements featuring "Breaking Bad" actor Bryan Cranston. Although Walter White may have passed away on the show, Popcorner has revived him.

The Super Bowl receives the most viewers each year. Because of this, a 30-second ad run during Super Bowl LVII costs between $6 and $7 million, according to Variety. The price hasn't changed much since last year. A 30-second Super Bowl advertisement cost businesses an estimated $6.5 million in 2022.

Super Bowl ads schedule

The game begins on Sunday, February 12, at 6:30 p.m. It will air on Fox. The Post has the inside scoop on all the major commercials for the evening.

First Quarter

Rakuten

In this 30-second commercial for the online retailer, Alicia Silverstone reprises her well-known role as Cher Horowitz from the 1995 film "Clueless." She is joined by Elisa Donovan who played Cher's adversary Amber.

DraftKings

In this advertisement for the sports betting site, comedian Kevin Hart is unsure about how he will wager in the big game. Tony Hawk and Ludacris also make appearances.

Rémy Martin

The cognac company's first-ever Super Bowl advertisement features tennis star Serena Williams as the face of the "Inch by Inch" campaign, which emphasizes teamwork.

E-Trade

The financial services company's talking baby mascot is back.

Second Quarter

Mexican avocados

In this 30-second commercial, actress Anna Faris plays Eve, who is thrilled to find avocados in the Garden of Eden.

Doritos

While Missy Elliott is dubious, rapper Jack Harlow is enthused about playing the triangle.

Downy

As "Downy McBride," comedian Danny McBride advertises the Downy Unstoppables line of products.

M&Ms

Maya Rudolph, known as the "Chief of Fun," takes the place of M&Ms' formerly-used spokescandy.

Heineken

Heineken's debut advertisement for its non-alcoholic beer features Paul Rudd's Ant-Man sipping on a Heineken 0.0.

WeatherTech

The manufacturer's tenth annual commercial, "We All Win," is back.

Uber One

The ride-sharing company features Sean "Diddy" Combs in a cross-promotional spot that also highlights many of his other businesses and brands, including his R&B label Love Records, Ciroc Vodka, Ciroc vs. Brandy, and DeLeon Tequila.

Pringles

Pop singer Meghan Trainor encounters a serious predicament when her hand gets caught in a Pringles container.

Molson Coors

After missing the game for three decades due to rival Anheuser-Busch's Super Bowl exclusivity, Miller Lite and Coors Light make their return.

Netflix and General Motors

Will Ferrell drives GM electric vehicles through several Netflix series (including "Bridgerton" and "Stranger Things").

TurboTax

The software provider emphasizes how customers can spend more time on enjoyable things when they delegate their tax preparation to a professional.

Third Quarter

PopCorners

Bryan Cranson returns as Walter White, and Aaron Paul reprises his role as Jesse Pinkman in the snack company's "Breaking Good" commercial. It even has Vince Gilligan, the show's creator, as the director, and uses unique props like the RV.

Crown Royal

In this 30-second ad for the whisky company, Dave Grohl plays the lead role.

FanDuel

This year, the betting company debuts during the Super Bowl with a commercial starring Rob Gronkowski, a former NFL player.

Hellmann's

A commercial for the "Make Taste, Not Waste" campaign from Hellmann's The Mayonnaise features Brie Larson and Jon Hamm.

Planters

Mr. Peanut returns after Planters' 104-year-old mascot was killed off in 2020. Additionally, comedian Jeff Ross plays the "Roastmaster General" in this commercial.

Workday

The business software company invited a number of legendary rock musicians, including Billy Idol, Joan Jett, and Ozzy Osbourne, to appear in its big-game premiere. They gripe about how office workers shouldn't refer to one another as "rock stars."

Fourth Quarter

Booking.com

Melissa McCarthy lives it up in this 30-second ad for the online travel agency while receiving a foot massage. Ben Falcone, her spouse and regular co-star, makes a cameo.

Skechers

In the Skechers advertisement "All Walks of Life," Snoop Dogg enters the White House while wearing the company's Sketchers Hands-Free Slip-Ins.