Eagles superfan, Bradley Cooper, tackles food conspiracy for Uber Eats

Bradley Cooper Uber Eats

Football is back and so is Uber Eats‘ ridiculously funny conspiracy campaign starring one of Philadelphia’s proudest fans, Bradley Cooper. The Oscar-winning actor fronts the brand’s newest NFL partnership, a series of ads that playfully riff on a conspiracy theory that football exists primarily to sell food.

The lead spot, which aired during Sunday Night Football on Sept. 14, opens in a sleek NFL boardroom. Cooper, flustered but determined, urges executives to “publicly deny” the growing rumor. “They’re saying the game is just here to sell food,” he exclaims. Watch below:

The ads take the bit even further, showing quarterbacks scrambling just to push egg sales and Tampa Bay’s Baker Mayfield as a supposed bread plant. The campaign follows Uber Eats’ 2025 Super Bowl spot featuring Matthew McConaughey, who first “sparked” the food-spiracy.

Created by Special US and directed by Jim Jenkins of O Positive, the campaign strikes a balance between absurd comedy and authentic fan energy. “As a fan, game day is about the people, the buzz, and yeah, the food,”

Cooper said. “Partnering with Uber Eats made sense because food is such a huge part of what brings us together.” The NFL’s official delivery partner, Uber Eats is supporting the rollout with game-day deals and a new hub where fans can snag exclusive offers during the season.

CREDITS:

BRAND: Uber Eats

  • Marketing Director: David Mogensen
  • Head of Marketing: Georgie Jeffreys, Liza Keller
  • Executive Creative Director: Ecole Weinstein
  • Marketing Manager: Jalahn White
  • Creative Director: Tom Kropp
  • Marketing: Kaitlyn Mendoza
  • Communications Director: Becky Katz Davis
  • Communications Manager: Claire Schatz

AGENCY: Special Group USA

  • Chief Creative Officers: Matthew Woodhams-Roberts, Dave Horton
  • Chief Executive Officer: Kelsey Hodgkin
  • Creative Directors: Alice Blastorah, Josh Hacohen
  • Head of Social Media: Rohit Thawani
  • Creatives: Jeff Beberman, Reece Hoverkamp, Robert Cuff
  • Designer: Justin Flood
  • Executive Producer: Antonio Burnett
  • Producer: Luke Franek
  • Managing Director: Lily Waters
  • Account Directors: Bella Timar, Sarah Newton
  • Head of Strategy: Helene Dick
  • Strategist: Jen Rose
  • Business Affairs Director: Maryam Ohebsion
  • Project Manager: Kirsten Allred

PRODUCTION COMPANY: O Positive

  • Director: Jim Jenkins
  • Director: Kenny Herzog
  • Executive Producers: Ralph Laucella, Ken Licata Jr., Marc Grill
  • Line Producer: Megan Miller
  • Director of Photography: Jeff Cronenweth
  • Production Designer: Jason Edmonds

COLOR: Ethos Studio

  • Colorist Kaitlyn Battistelli
  • Executive Producer Eliana Carranza-Pitcher
  • Producer Nat Tereshchenko
  • Color Assistants Annie Cater, Alexandra Makarenko

VFX: Pariah

  • VFX Supervisor Matt Sousa
  • Flame Artists Steve Wolff, Drew Downes, Ruben Llusia
  • Tracking Mitchell Jaeger, Elizabeth Hammer; Matte Painting Reid Southen
  • Producer Andrew Rosenberger
  • Head of Production Persis Reynolds
  • Executive Producer Michael Steinmann
  • Managing Director Mark Tobin

EDIT: EXILE

  • Editors: Matt Murphy, Danielle Sclafani, Zaldy Lopez
  • Edit Assistants: Brian Raess, Evan Bluestein, Chris Messier
  • Managing Director: CL Kumpata
  • Executive Producers: Jennifer Locke, Adam Parker
  • Producer: Brian Schimpf

MUSIC: Eleven Sound

  • Sound Designer: Jordan Meltzer
  • Sound Producer: Sean Kiely
  • Executive Producers: Whitney Morris, Paula Arnett
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Colin Costello is the West Coast Editor of Reel 360 News. Contact him at colin@reel360.com or follow him on Twitter at @colinthewriter1



Bradley Cooper Uber Eats

Football is back and so is Uber Eats‘ ridiculously funny conspiracy campaign starring one of Philadelphia’s proudest fans, Bradley Cooper. The Oscar-winning actor fronts the brand’s newest NFL partnership, a series of ads that playfully riff on a conspiracy theory that football exists primarily to sell food.

The lead spot, which aired during Sunday Night Football on Sept. 14, opens in a sleek NFL boardroom. Cooper, flustered but determined, urges executives to “publicly deny” the growing rumor. “They’re saying the game is just here to sell food,” he exclaims. Watch below:

The ads take the bit even further, showing quarterbacks scrambling just to push egg sales and Tampa Bay’s Baker Mayfield as a supposed bread plant. The campaign follows Uber Eats’ 2025 Super Bowl spot featuring Matthew McConaughey, who first “sparked” the food-spiracy.

Created by Special US and directed by Jim Jenkins of O Positive, the campaign strikes a balance between absurd comedy and authentic fan energy. “As a fan, game day is about the people, the buzz, and yeah, the food,”

Cooper said. “Partnering with Uber Eats made sense because food is such a huge part of what brings us together.” The NFL’s official delivery partner, Uber Eats is supporting the rollout with game-day deals and a new hub where fans can snag exclusive offers during the season.

CREDITS:

BRAND: Uber Eats

  • Marketing Director: David Mogensen
  • Head of Marketing: Georgie Jeffreys, Liza Keller
  • Executive Creative Director: Ecole Weinstein
  • Marketing Manager: Jalahn White
  • Creative Director: Tom Kropp
  • Marketing: Kaitlyn Mendoza
  • Communications Director: Becky Katz Davis
  • Communications Manager: Claire Schatz

AGENCY: Special Group USA

  • Chief Creative Officers: Matthew Woodhams-Roberts, Dave Horton
  • Chief Executive Officer: Kelsey Hodgkin
  • Creative Directors: Alice Blastorah, Josh Hacohen
  • Head of Social Media: Rohit Thawani
  • Creatives: Jeff Beberman, Reece Hoverkamp, Robert Cuff
  • Designer: Justin Flood
  • Executive Producer: Antonio Burnett
  • Producer: Luke Franek
  • Managing Director: Lily Waters
  • Account Directors: Bella Timar, Sarah Newton
  • Head of Strategy: Helene Dick
  • Strategist: Jen Rose
  • Business Affairs Director: Maryam Ohebsion
  • Project Manager: Kirsten Allred

PRODUCTION COMPANY: O Positive

  • Director: Jim Jenkins
  • Director: Kenny Herzog
  • Executive Producers: Ralph Laucella, Ken Licata Jr., Marc Grill
  • Line Producer: Megan Miller
  • Director of Photography: Jeff Cronenweth
  • Production Designer: Jason Edmonds

COLOR: Ethos Studio

  • Colorist Kaitlyn Battistelli
  • Executive Producer Eliana Carranza-Pitcher
  • Producer Nat Tereshchenko
  • Color Assistants Annie Cater, Alexandra Makarenko

VFX: Pariah

  • VFX Supervisor Matt Sousa
  • Flame Artists Steve Wolff, Drew Downes, Ruben Llusia
  • Tracking Mitchell Jaeger, Elizabeth Hammer; Matte Painting Reid Southen
  • Producer Andrew Rosenberger
  • Head of Production Persis Reynolds
  • Executive Producer Michael Steinmann
  • Managing Director Mark Tobin

EDIT: EXILE

  • Editors: Matt Murphy, Danielle Sclafani, Zaldy Lopez
  • Edit Assistants: Brian Raess, Evan Bluestein, Chris Messier
  • Managing Director: CL Kumpata
  • Executive Producers: Jennifer Locke, Adam Parker
  • Producer: Brian Schimpf

MUSIC: Eleven Sound

  • Sound Designer: Jordan Meltzer
  • Sound Producer: Sean Kiely
  • Executive Producers: Whitney Morris, Paula Arnett
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Colin Costello is the West Coast Editor of Reel 360 News. Contact him at colin@reel360.com or follow him on Twitter at @colinthewriter1