Tommy DeVito arrived at Super Bowl 2026 representing the great outdoors.
The backup Patriots quarterback, 27, channeled a grizzly bear as he rolled up to Levi’s Stadium on Sunday afternoon, wearing a furry, earthy-green Sherpa sweatsuit.
The look, which he polished off with a pair of Air Jordans and white sunglasses, naturally drew a few reactions on social media before kickoff.
“Bet Tommy’s fit is stealing the show before the game even starts, “one user wrote on X.
“Did he bring the cutlets for the pre-game meal? You can take the man out of Jersey, but you can’t take the Sunday dinner out of the man,” another quipped of the former Giants field general.
When DraftKings’ X account polled users about DeVito’s look, asking, “If you didn’t know any better, what would you think Tommy DeVito does for a living based on this outfit?” some replied, “Lead singer in a boy band,” and “rental counter manager at a low-end ski resort.”
DeVito’s outfit was actually part of a sponsorship deal with Columbia Sportswear, teased in a joint Instagram post with the outdoor brand Sunday morning.
The partnership was aimed to promote Columbia’s latest – and perhaps, most bizarre — endeavor alongside fellow Portland-based company Breakside Brewing, ahead of the big game.
In January, the companies announced the creation of “Nature Calls,” a beer made with bear poop.
Under his unzipped fur coat, DeVito rocked a T-shirt with the beverage’s logo — featuring a squatting bear doing its business.
The safe-to-drink beer, which is described as a lager with notes of huckleberry and honey, was rolled out at the Columbia Booth at Levi’s Stadium during The Players Tailgate before Super Bowl LX.
The jury’s still out on whether DeVito has given it a try.
DeVito is in his first season with the Patriots after spending the first two years of his career with the Giants. He was claimed off waivers by New England in August 2025.