Former NFL linebacker Brian Bosworth plays the sheriff on Dr. Pepper Fansville commercials. Pic credit: @gotboz44/Instagram The Dr. Pepper Fansville commercials feature the former Oklahoma ...

This year, Texas Longhorns QB Quinn Ewers is starring in Dr Pepper’s ... alongside series regular Brian Bosworth. The Oklahoma Sooners legend has portrayed the Sheriff of Fansville since ...

Dr Pepper is bringing back “Fansville ... of the faces returning to this year’s episodes, including Brian Bosworth as Sheriff. In addition to featuring a student athlete for the first ...

Fansville is the newest commercial series from Dr Pepper. Pic credit ... Former NFL star Brian Bosworth is also in the commercial series. Bosworth, who is a former Seattle Seahawks linebacker ...

Bosworth, who plays a sheriff, is a famed Oklahoma ... OU football legend Brian Bosworth teams up with Quinn Ewers for Dr Pepper commercial ...

College football is upon us, which means a new season of Dr Pepper's parody ... fan favorites Brian Bosworth and Eddie George are reprising their roles as the "Sheriff" and the "Doctor ...

and former Oklahoma all-American Brian Bosworth serves as the town’s sheriff. The idea for Fansville originated around 2018, when Derek Dabrowski, Dr Pepper’s senior vice president of brand ...

But what about a Dr Pepper ... Ewers and Brian Bosworth. Ewers, who essentially plays himself in the "Fansville" spots, is a junior quarterback at Texas. Bosworth, who plays a sheriff, is a ...

Most people know him simply as "The Boz," or these days, as the sheriff from the fictional town of Fansville, USA, holding up a can of Dr Pepper. I am, of course, referring to Brian Bosworth.

Oct 6, 2023 Oct 6, 2023 Updated Nov 9, 2024 0 Brian Bosworth and Matthew McConaughey ... took on their respective roles of Sheriff of Fansville in the Dr. Pepper commercials and Rust Cohle ...

OKLAHOMA CITY — Polarizing college football icon Brian Bosworth was born in Oklahoma ... related commercials including a string of Dr. Pepper "Fansville" ads in 2021.