Barrett said he was training when a friend sent him a text message to ask if he had seen the commercial. What an honor for this moment to be captured in @budweiserusa Super Bowl Commercial #SuperBowlLIV #ThisBudsForYou pic.twitter.com/5HEGrEQjJg — Aaron Barrett (@aaronbarrett30) January 23, 2020After the commercial was released, Barrett said Budweiser reached out and offered to sponsor his Super Bowl party. “Obviously, it’s just pretty special to be able to say you’re in a Super Bowl commercial,” Barrett said. He appeared in three games for the Nationals during the team’s stretch run but was left off the postseason roster. Barrett and Eaton played catch on a C-17 military aircraft, and Barrett recalled giving his Nationals jersey to a soldier who gave the reliever his old high school jersey in return.

Source: Washington Post January 28, 2020 17:28 UTC