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Big Game Fan CONSPIRACY Lighting Up Social Media

Author Jaybeau Jones
KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI - OCTOBER 12: Patrick Mahomes #15 of the Kansas City Chiefs looks on before the game against the Denver Broncos at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium on October 12, 2023 in Kansas City, Missouri. (Photo by David Eulitt/Getty Images)

Are you aware of the BIG GAME fan CONSPIRACY that is the big secret between all football fans across the country?

The Big Game, takes place two weeks from this Sunday, February 11 at Allegiant Stadium in Paradise, Nevada. It airs on CBS (locally on WBZ-TV 4) at 6:30PM ET.

What AFC-NFC Teams Are Playing This Weekend?

This weekend will decide who is headed to the Big Game.

The AFC teams competing against each other: Kansas City Chiefs, Baltimore Ravens, 3pm ET on CBS.

The NFC teams that facing each other: Detroit Lions, San Francisco 49ers 6:30pm ET on FOX. 

While we can find what the experts are predicting, the fans have an entire theory of their own. It’s BIG GAME fan conspiracy that’s lighting up social media.

What Do The Big Game Logo Colors Say?

I have to be honest. I didn’t even NOTICE the colors on the Big Game logo even though I’ve seen it a hundred times. But according to People.com, the logo is VERY revealing:

For the past few NFL seasons, football fanatics have dialed in on a theory that says the logo for the Super Bowl predicts which teams will go head-to-head in the Big Game, based on what colors make up the image. According to this theory, the colors in the Super Bowl logo — designed well in advance of the game itself — predicts which teams will play against each other in the Big Game.

WOW. I have not noticed that! Well, let’s take a look at the last three years:

NFL Memes on Twitter: "Anyone else notice this? 🤔 pic.twitter.com/edOCyKqEET / Twitter"

Anyone else notice this? 🤔 pic.twitter.com/edOCyKqEET

According to NBC-5 Chicago:

Should the Ravens beat the Chiefs and the 49ers beat the Detroit Lions, it would not only mark a rematch of Super Bowl XLVII, but a third straight year of the Super Bowl teams’ colors being in the Super Bowl logo. Two is a coincidence, and three’s a pattern. If the favorites in Sunday’s conference championship games take care of business on their home fields, the conspiracy will grow even further.

Let the BIG GAMES begin!

Jaybeau Jones’s radio career has brought him from New York City’s #1 station Z-100 and America’s Top 40 to WROR! Currently, JayBeau’s distinctive voice can be heard not only on WROR but also on Sirius XM’s 70’s Channel and on Dunkin Donut’s in-store radio. Jaybeau’s other life is his writing. In 2012 he launched “Heroes Mentors and Friends” a book about well-being and positive thinking. Jaybeau lives in the area and has two grown children, Jordan and Matthew. Jaybeau loves spending time in nature and spending every second with his wife Heidi and the kids. Jaybeau likes to write about pop culture, music, and personal growth. Jaybeau also loves to write his own backyard in Boston.

Bill Belichick memes: The definitive list

  • The Orange Juice Photo

    Football insider

    Breakfast with Bill pic.twitter.com/TxcMXZZiwr

    — Jeff Howe (@jeffphowe) March 24, 2015" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Jeff Howe ought to be collecting royalties on this one. Howe magically produced arguably THE Belichick meme when he snapped him at the perfect time sipping a glass of orange juice. Ever since then, whenever Belichick got himself a W in any way, shape or form, you saw this all over Twitter:

    You can be sure that you’ll be having breakfast with Bill again at some point.

  • The “Stone Cold” Steve Austin Music

    Patriots fans know this all-too-well, mainly from off-season moves and trade rumors. A player is available? Here comes Bill. Whomever added the “Stone Cold” Steve Austin music gets a chef’s kiss.

  • The Binoculars

    This one’s a little simplier, but the same concept as the “Stone Cold” one. There’s a player out there that might be of interest, so Belichick’s doing a little “Oh lookie here” with his binoculars. A tried-and-true classic Belichick meme.

    via GIPHY

  • The Dog

    Perhaps some New England fans don’t find this one particularly funny, because the Patriots’ drafting hasn’t been so great in recent years. But it was a nice, light humorous moment from Belichick himself – and we know those are rare – to plop his dog Nike down at the computer during draft night for the TV cameras. And yet another Belichick meme was born. The beauty of this one is that it doesn’t even need to be Belichick-centric in its use.

  • The Rings

    Belichick went viral before Super Bowl LIV between the Chiefs and 49ers, when he appeared in a pregame ceremony and flashed all his Super Bowl rings to literally the world. An all-time flex by an all-time coach.

  • The Ripped Hoodie

    Belichick’s cutoff hoodie and disheveled Patriots gear have become such a part of him that they transcend memes in the first place. But there have certainly been moments that the clothing became part of the fun. Like when Belichick sat down for a video conference in 2020 and looked as unkempt as ever. It doesn’t look like he’s got a hoodie on here, but he might as well…

  • The Tablet Slam

    This one has no particular defining moment, but it’s perhaps the defining moment of Belichick’s frequent struggles with technology and equipment. No piece of gadgetry was on the receiving end of more Belichick abuse on the Patriots’ sideline than that poor Microsoft Surface tablet.

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    Matt Dolloff is a writer and podcaster for 985TheSportsHub.com. Any opinions expressed do not necessarily reflect those of 98.5 The Sports Hub, Beasley Media Group, or any subsidiaries. Check out all of Matt’s content.

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