Is it a coincidence that this years Super Bowl LIX logo turns out to have the exact same colors of the teams playing? Did the National Football League know theKansas City ChiefsandPhiladelphia Eagleswould be playing Super Bowl 59 on February 9 in New Orleans all along? Or are fans taking this conspiracy theory one step too far?Thats what some fans are claiming on social media: that the Super Bowl LIX logo, which was revealed in 2024 before last years Super Bowl in Las Vegas, is proof that the game is rigged because its red and green, the colors of the Chiefs and the Eagles (along with a mixture of some yellow and purple).Those fans theory, which is now making the rounds but is unconfirmed, speculates that the NFL picks the Super Bowl teams in advance to increase profits, or possibly, for political reasons. (Some right-wing conspiracy theorists have said Taylor Swifts relationship with boyfriend Travis Kelce, the Chiefss tight end, is a PR stunt meant to increase NFL viewership, and also that Swift was a liberal plant at Chiefs games to help President Joe Biden win the last election.)This is not the first time fans have made this claim about the Super Bowl logo. Ahead of last years AFC and NFC championship games, social media account @NFL_Memes wrote on X, Anyone else notice this? and showed a picture of the teams that played in past Super Bowl games, which matched the colors of the Super Bowl logos. But, as USA Today noted, the meme lost steam after last years teams broke the trend.https://twitter.com/NFL_Memes/status/1722101822410633666This years big game will be played at Caesars Superdome in New Orleans, with the Super Bowl Halftime Show featuring Kendrick Lamar with a guest appearance by SZA. The game will air on Fox and stream live on Tubi, DirecTV, Fubo, or the Fox Sports app. Stay tuned! Well have more details closer to kickoff about how to watch.