Super Bowl LIX logo on football Super Bowl LIX logo on football (Photo by Jonathan Bachman/Getty Images for Raising Cane’s)
Everybody loves a big conspiracy theory, and one of the newer ones concerns the Super Bowl and the possibility that the colors inside the logo determine the team that will make it.

Now, we have one popular social media user who has done the work to discover that this is not just a conspiracy and that fans are not crazy.

“TheNFLMike” on social media has put in the work and found out something strange is going on.

“I found proof that every Super Bowl in history has been predetermined,” the guy started off saying.

“Even this years champion is spoiled,” as he puts teams like the Kansas City Chiefs, San Francisco 49ers, Buffalo bills, Philadelphia Eagles, New York Jets, and Green Bay Packers on the screen.

“Remember last year we noticed something strange was going on with Super Bowl logo colors in recent years? Sure enough, the prophecy came true with this reddish-purple logo,” referring to the 49ers and Chiefs.

Then, he got to work.

“So, this year, I went back and took a look at every SB logo and found that of the 58 Super Bowl logos so far, at least one of the teams playing in 54 of those Super Bowls had at least one team with a color featured in that team’s logo.”

He discovered that the only team that did not have a color in a logo was the Raiders when John Madden was the head coach.


 

Super Bowl LIX Has Clear Colors of Which Teams Might Make It

A SB conspiracy theory started to spread last year around the country, and it took on a life of its own.

The big game in New Orleans in 2025 features Mardi Gras-inspired red, green, and gold-colored fleur-de-lis patterns.

Given the red background, most signs point to the Chiefs for a three-peat, but many also see a green team making it, which could point to the Seahawks, Packers, or possibly the Eagles.

Social Media Detectives Think They’ve Uncovered Compelling Evidence Linking The Pittsburgh Steelers To Super Bowl 59

Pittsburgh Steelers celebrating a play.Pittsburgh Steelers (Photo by Patrick Smith/Getty Images)
Social media detectives believe they’ve uncovered evidence that the Pittsburgh Steelers are bound to play in Super Bowl 59 come Feb. 11.

Mike Tomlin’s Steelers have been one of the biggest surprises of the 2024 NFL season, winning seven of their first nine games. The team has gone 3-0 with Russell Wilson, who missed the first six games recovering from a calf injury.

The 7-2 Steelers currently boast the third-best record in the AFC, behind only the 9-0 Kansas City Chiefs and Buffalo Bills. And yet, it feels like Tomlin’s group is getting little attention compared to KC, Buffalo and Lamar Jackson’s Baltimore Ravens.

But could this be the year where the Steelers stun the world and make a return to the Super Bowl? If history repeats itself, they’ll be in the big dance for the first time in 14 seasons.

As noted by the good folks of The 33rd Team, the Steelers have reached the Super Bowl the last two seasons where they averaged at least 21 points per game while allowing under 17 PPG (2008 and 2010).

 

Make of that as you will, ladies and gentlemen.

The Pittsburgh Steelers played in four AFC Championship Games and three Super Bowls from 2004 to 2010, winning it all in the 2005 and ’08 campaigns. However, they’ve only reached the AFC title game once since 2011, and that was way-back-when in 2016.

This Is The Most Complete Pittsburgh Steelers Team In Years

The Steelers defense left a lot to be desired, especially in big games, over the 2014 to 2018 seasons. The D has been a top-tier unit since 2019, but the Steelers had been held back by lackluster quarterback over the next five seasons.

Finally, they’re moving the ball consistently with Wilson behind center. Throw in an elite defense and a dynamic set of playmakers, and this club undoubtedly has the ability to go all the way.