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The company claims that they offer insurance for cars and homes, which is cool. There are a myriad of insurance companies across the United States, from Geico and their adorable British gecko to The General and their mascot: Sleepy Shaq.

What is so odd about the Steelers the stadium they have named "Acrisure Stadium" odd is that, according to practically every source available that isn't Acrisure directly, they are not a huge company. Absolutely not big enough to warrant them having the right to name a Madden NFL 23 venue up against the other titans in the league.

How did this new insurance/technology company decide to name the stadium? It could be old-fashioned nepotism. In the article in the Pittsburgh Gazette we start to look at how the relationship to Acrisure as well as the Steelers is much more than the purchase of naming rights."Two years ago, the company purchased the insurance operations of artificial intelligence company Cheap Madden 23 Coins with its chief executive officer is Mr. Tull. Tulco was a major part-owner of Acrisure in connection with that deal, as per a statement that was released at the time.