The 2025 Super Bowl logo was revealed in February 2024, and coincidentally, the colors are primarily red and green, which appropriately represent the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles ...

The Super Bowl logo conspiracy strikes yet again. After last year's NFL finale deviated from the pattern, the Super Bowl 2025 fixture has resurrected the most outlandish theory in sports logo ...

(NEXSTAR) — Super Bowl LIX has come and gone, which means it’s time for NFL fans to set their sights on next season. Part of that — at least for a subset of fans — will be dedicated to ...

The Super Bowl logo theory is alive and well after the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles both punched their ticket ...

If you’re the kind of person who believes in conspiracy theories, then you already know who is playing in Super Bowl LX. On Sunday night the NFL unveiled the logo for next year’s game in Santa ...

The logo was the first of its kind, as no other Super Bowl had involved the Lombardi Trophy in its design. And for the next 10 years, that – like just about everything else – would not change.

From 1967's Super Bowl II until 2009's Super Bowl XLIV, the game's logo included various colors, fonts and designs. In its earliest days, red, white and blue dominated -- until the early 1990s.

(NEXSTAR) — Content creator Bryce DeGroat claims that the colors in the Super Bowl logo can predict the teams that will reach the Super Bowl. While it might sound outlandish, a video posted ...

The first time was in Peyton Manning's final game, 10 years earlier ... service ― streaming the game online. The new Super Bowl logo, which features the Roman numeral LX (60), was released ...

NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA – FEBRUARY 10: The Super Bowl LX logo is unveiled as NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell speaks during the Host Committee Handoff Press Conference at the Ernest N. Morial ...

The Super Bowl logo went from a unique design each year to an annual re-hash. The NFL has made creative progress with it in the last four years, but why did it take so long to get innovative again?