Like the league’s Super Bowl logo. In years past, fans have examined seemingly benign designs for clues of who the NFL may be pushing toward the big game. Super Bowl 59’s logo featured heavy red and green accents, then featured a red team (the Chiefs) and a green one (the ultimately triumphant Philadelphia Eagles).

All you need to know about the highly intriguing Super Bowl Logo Conspiracy theory and decide for yourself if it's a fact or a surprising coincidence

If you’re ready to make a way-too-early prediction about who will play in the Super Bowl next year based on the logo’s colors, good luck.

When the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles square off on Sunday, it'll mark the fourth straight season in which the colors of the Super Bowl logo happen to match at least one of the teams playing.

The Philadelphia Eagles dominated the Chiefs 40-22 in Sunday's Super Bowl in New Orleans to deny Kansas City in their bid for a third consecutive title and exact brutal revenge for their loss to the team in the NFL title game two years ago.

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 Clara,