Will The Super Bowl Logo Conspiracy Continue Next Year?

Have you heard about the Super Bowl logo conspiracy? It sounds ridiculous, but it's actually been coming true!

I'm not one for conspiracy theories but this is a pretty wild coincidence. It almost makes you wonder if it's a coincidence at all! Many people seem to think that the NFL is scripted and that everything is planned ahead like it's the WWE or something. Of course that would be ridiculous and it can't be true. Or could it? People have been talking about the Super Bowl logo conspiracy that's been going on the past few years and it's giving some people reason to believe it might be true. Can you tell who's going to be playing in Super Bowl LX next year based on the colors of the Super Bowl logo? If history is to be believed, it's in there somewhere!

People have noticed that the two teams who end up meeting in the Super Bowl have had their colors in the logo going back several years, since at least 2021 when the Los Angeles Rams took on the Cincinnati Bengals. In 2021, the Super Bowl LVI logo was orange and yellow. Who else rocks orange and yellow? The Bengals and the Rams.

Then, it happened again in 2022 with Super Bowl LVII. Those colors? Green and red. Just like the Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs who played in the Big Game that year. The following year we saw the Super Bowl LVIII logo with Red and Purple. That year, the San Francisco 49ers played the Kansas City Chiefs in the final game and both of them wear red. Hey, what about the purple? Well, that was the year Taylor Swift got tons of attention for coming to games to root on her boyfriend Travis Kelce. On her Speak album, she's wearing a purple dress. So, for Super Bowl LVIII you not only had the colors of the teams predicted but that Taylor Swift would be involved as well.

This year, we saw a Super Bowl LIX logo with red and green again. Perfect for another game between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles. This one went a different way than the previous match between the 2 teams but the color theory stayed alive.

Now, we're left guessing who will be playing in next year's game based on the color of the Super Bowl logo. Next year's logo features many colors but you can't help but notice a light blue (possibly for the Detroit Lions? Maybe LA Chargers?), pinkish purple (Baltimore Ravens?), there's some red (Chiefs again?), and some green and yellow (Packers). So, there are lots of possibilities for the Super Bowl logo conspiracy to live on next year as well! Give me the Lions vs Ravens in Super Bowl LIX. That's what my heart says and what the logo appears to be telling us as well.

Super Bowl LIX is officially in the rearview, with the Philadelphia Eagles defeating the Kansas City Chiefs in a staggering 40-22 blowout. The game, itself, is always an attraction, as are the big-budget Super Bowl commercials.

As has been the trend for decades now, purchasing ad time during the Super Bowl comes at a hefty price. According to USA Today, the cost of a 30-second commercial went up in 2025 to a whopping $8 million. In 2023 and 2024, the cost of a 30-second commercial was $7 million.

The cost has gone up significantly since 2010. Back then, the average cost for a 30-second spot was $2.954 million. However, the most mind-blowing price USA Today shared was the cost of an ad during the first Super Bowl in 1967. All of those years ago, when the Big Game was broadcast on NBC and CBS, a 30-second ad had a whopping price tag of $37,500.

When companies drop big bucks like this, they really have a chance to make a splash. So, which ads stood out among the packed field of spots? Here is our list of the ten best Super Bowl commercials of 2025.

"Big Men on Cul-de-Sac" is a textbook example of the perfect Super Bowl commercial. It's funny, has a great soundtrack (shout out to Huey Lewis and the News!), and it's packed with big celebrities, including Shane Gillis, Post Malone, and Peyton Manning. If you grew up or currently live in a suburb like the one shown, this ad feels very familiar, especially when Gillis takes a shot at the HOA "breathing down my neck."

Some Super Bowl commercials tickle the funny bone, while others opt to hit you right in the feels. The latter was the strategy for this two-minute ad for Google Pixel 9. A father is seen practicing for a job interview and talks about the job that taught him the most. We're then taken on a journey of a father raising his daughter, from infancy to dropping her off at college. Even the toughest person will feel something watching this ad.

Pop culture is often a common theme when it comes to Super Bowl commercials, and Hellman's showed they understood the assignment with this throwback to the classic rom-com When Harry Met Sally. Meg Ryan and Billy Crystal (in that sweater!) star in this ad and recreate the infamous Katz's Deli scene. Sydney Sweeney guests saying the classic "I'll have what she's having" line, which is a fun surprise.

Liquid Death is a marketing master, so it's not surprising that they created a great Super Bowl ad. What makes this ad so special? It features an original jingle that's absurd and catchy! Go ahead, watch this ad, and try not to have "Drink on the job/Drink on the job/Everyone is drinking on the job" stuck in your head.

Little Caesars has a penchant for quirky ads, and they certainly leaned into that for their 60-second Super Bowl spot highlighting their Crazy Puffs. Eugene Levy was the perfect star for the literal eyebrow-raising ad.

Speaking of quirky, the Super Bowl ad for Mountain Dew Baja Blast brought that and then some. Certainly did not expect to see legendary singer Seal performing a reworked version of "Kiss From A Rose" as a literal Seal during this year's Big Game commercials, but kudos to whichever ad firm thought of this one. It is delightfully bizarre!

Nike recruited some of the biggest names in women's sports today in this powerful 60-second spot, including Jordan Chiles, Caitlin Clark, Sabrina Ionescu, Sha-Carri Richardson, A'ja Wilson, and Sophia Wilson. The icing on the cake is recent Best Rap Album Grammy Award-winner Doechii providing the voiceover. This is truly a chef's kiss moment.

Some Super Bowl ads take a little bit of time to make a massive impression. At first, this Ram Trucks ad starring Glenn Powell as a different kind of Goldilocks seemed just fine, but then, Van Halen's "Panama" starts playing, and things take a turn for the hilariously insane.

Another David Beckham? And he's played by Matt Damon?! That's the premise for this 60-second Super Bowl ad for Stella Artois. Apparently, the soccer icon has had a twin brother this whole time named "Other David," who's now living in America. Not only do they have a genetic bond, but they both love drinking Stella.

Pharmaceutical company Novartis brought an important message via their 60-second spot, which highlighted the importance of early detection of breast cancer. After showing chests of all shapes and sizes, the ad cuts to the following text: "So much attention. Yet so ignored. Over 6 million women watching today's game may be diagnosed with breast cancer. The ad closes with iconic comedian and breast cancer survivor Wanda Sykes talking about how early detection saved her life.

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