SoFi has edited three words from its Super Bowl advert to make it less insulting

Its not just the players getting pre-game nerves. Financial services company, SoFi, has made a last-minute edit to its Super Bowl 50 ad, after facing internal and external criticism for the final line in the spot, Adweek reports.

Both the original and the re-edit of SoFi's advert depict strangers on a busy street, giving a verdict on whether they are "great" or "not great."

The original ends: "Find out if you're great at SoFi.com. You're probably not."

The final edit loses the final three words.

A SoFi spokesperson told Adweek the insulting sign-off line "wasn't authentic to our brand."

Watch the original ad, created by ad agency Muh-tay-zik Hof-fer, here:

"We were trying to make the commercial witty with the last line ... but the more we talked to members and discussed internally, we agreed it wasn't authentic to our brand. Identifying the greatness in people is a core SoFi tenet. We're invested in our members' success and want them to succeed," the SoFi spokesperson said in an email to Adweek.

Here's the less negative edit, which will play during the big game:

Business Insider has contacted both SoFi and ad agency Muh-tay-zik Hof-fer for comment. We'll update this article once we hear back.