The Super Bowl logo theory: Did the NFL accidentally reveal the big game's finalists?
Red and green might not be random—Super Bowl fans are convinced the logo holds a secret about the championship teams.
NFL fans have been buzzing about a strange pattern in Super Bowl logos. This year’s design, featuring red and green, led many to predict a Chiefs vs. Eagles showdown—and they were right. But was it just a coincidence, or does the logo actually reveal the finalists in advance?
It wouldn’t be the first time. In 2022, the colors matched the Bengals and Rams before they even made it to the big game. With another correct "prediction" this year, fans are questioning whether this theory holds more truth than the NFL admits.
The Super Bowl Logo Mystery: Bold Theory or Lucky Guess?
Some fans believe the Super Bowl logo is more than just a design—it’s a hidden message. The theory suggests that the colors used each year mysteriously align with the teams that make it to the big game. Coincidence, or is the NFL dropping clues months in advance?
A wild guess or years of proof? How the Super Bowl Logo Theory started
The Super Bowl LIX logo was once a uniform design, changing only in numerals. That changed in 2022 when the logo’s colors perfectly matched the Bengals and Rams. The trend continued in 2023 with the Chiefs and Eagles, adding credibility to the theory.
Doubts emerged in 2024 when purple appeared in the logo, yet neither finalist wore it. Now, with the 2025 colors once again reflecting The Reds and The Birds, many believe the pattern was never broken.
What the 2025 Super Bowl Logo Colors might tell us about the teams
The 2025 Big Game logo features vibrant red and green, perfectly aligning with the Chiefs and Eagles. Fans are beginning to take the theory seriously, as this is the third time in four years the logo colors have predicted the teams—making it seem less like a coincidence and more like a trend.