The Super Bowl logo rumor has finally been debunked
The NFL is scripted — or so some conspiracy theorists would have you believe. One recent rumor centered on the Super Bowl logo was finally debunked after Sunday’s contests.
The conspiracy stated that the logos chosen for each Super Bowl ahead of the season contain hints of which teams will end up playing in the big game.
The logo for Super Bowl LVI between the Cincinnati Bengals and Los Angeles Rams featured the colors orange and yellow. The design for Super Bowl LVII also roughly matched the colors of its participants the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles.
Officially dead. pic.twitter.com/VWEqlHiBs7
— Ari Meirov (@MySportsUpdate) January 28, 2024
The two top seeds this season — the San Francisco 49ers and Baltimore Ravens — both happened to match the purple and crimson colors of the Super Bowl LVIII logo. But Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs ended the Super Bowl color match on Sunday by beating the Ravens 17-10 at M&T Stadium in Baltimore, Md.
The “Super Bowl Teams determined by the Super Bowl Logo Colors” conspiracy is dead
No team with the color Purple will be in Las Vegas pic.twitter.com/RJ7JZEDLSR
— Football (@BostonConnr) January 28, 2024
Several fans went on X to commemorate the end of the Super Bowl logo color conspiracy.
With the Super Bowl logo color conversation over can we agree to stop staying stupid things from now on?
— chris long (@JOEL9ONE) January 28, 2024
WAIT HOLD ON I JUST REALIZED THE SUPER BOWL LOGO COLOR THING WAS JUST PROVEN WRONG
— maya⸆⸉ (@howdiditendttpd) January 29, 2024
Best part about this is that stupid Super Bowl logo color conspiracy theory dies tonight.
— Ryan Brown (@RyanBrownLive) January 29, 2024
Ravens fans probably wished that the fix truly were in. But Mahomes and the Chiefs proved to be more potent than any color conspiracy.
