Novig targets NFL Week 2 with $25 bonus and Sydney Sweeney campaign
The sportsbook is leveraging the high-profile Thursday Night Football clash between the Buffalo Bills and Detroit Lions to drive new user sign-ups, supported by a fresh advertising push.

Novig has launched a promotional campaign offering new users a $25 bonus, timed to coincide with the Week 2 National Football League (NFL) matchup between the Buffalo Bills and the Detroit Lions. The sportsbook is utilising the promo code FOXSPORTS to attract bettors ahead of the Thursday Night Football fixture, a strategy that aligns with its broader effort to establish a foothold in the competitive US sports betting market.
The promotion is underpinned by a new commercial featuring actress Sydney Sweeney, which underscores Novig’s sports-first approach to brand positioning. By pairing a financial incentive with high-profile celebrity endorsement, the platform aims to capitalise on the anticipated clash between two teams that showcased explosive offensive capabilities in the opening week of the season.
The Bills enter the contest following a dominant Week 1 performance, with quarterback Josh Allen accounting for 357 passing yards and four touchdowns. Although the source material notes a specific game statistic of 320 yards and three touchdowns on 24 of 33 attempts, Allen’s overall impact remains central to Buffalo’s identity. Running back James Cook provided a complementary threat, recording 115 rushing yards and a touchdown on 19 carries, as the Bills averaged more than five yards per rush.
Detroit’s preparation for the matchup is informed by their own strong start, having defeated the New Orleans Saints in overtime. Quarterback Jared Goff, now in his 11th NFL season, threw for 225 yards and two touchdowns in the opener, completing 23 of 32 passes. His connection with wide receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown was particularly effective, with St. Brown catching eight of 10 targets for 89 yards and a score, establishing himself as the Lions’ primary rhythm receiver.
Defensively, both teams presented mixed signals in Week 1. The Lions generated five sacks and three takeaways but allowed 30 points, while the Bills conceded 31 points despite forcing two turnovers and recording three sacks. These defensive vulnerabilities suggest that the outcome may hinge on offensive execution and the ability of each quarterback to manage tempo and avoid negative plays.
For Novig, the campaign represents a calculated move to engage audiences with the league’s most high-scoring matchups. By linking the $25 bonus directly to the FOXSPORTS code, the sportsbook creates a clear call to action for new users, leveraging the momentum of the Bills and Lions’ early-season performances to drive platform adoption.


