NFL Conspiracy Theorists Believe the Dallas Cowboys are Super Bowl LX Bound

(Dallas, Texas) - National Football League (NFL) fans are preparing for Super Bowl LIX this Sunday between the Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs. For Dallas Cowboys fans, it was another year of disappointment. Couple that with a disappointing head coaching hire and fans are ready to revolt.

Maybe there is some hope on the horizon for Cowboys fans that haven't tasted the joy of winning in almost 30 years. That hope comes from a conspiracy theory that's been floating around the last few seasons suggesting that the Super Bowl logo is predicting who will be playing.

NFL Conspiracy Theorists Believe the Dallas Cowboys are Super Bowl LX Bound

If you look at the logo for Super Bowl LIX, the color scheme appears to favor the Kansas City Chiefs red and Philadelphia Eagles green. I don't see it but maybe you do. It is believed there has been a similar pattern over the last few seasons.

What Other NFL Teams Could This be Representing?

Another theory is that this is setting up a Buffalo Bills versus Detroit Lions Super Bowl matchup. Others have taken the Dallas Cowboys going against the Tennessee Titans based off of this logo.

It's tough to say if there is any truth to this whatsoever. I can see the resemblance in the logo colors for the last few years but the Kansas City Chiefs versus San Francisco 49ers Super Bowl bucks the theory.

Dallas Cowboys Going Into Next Season

I was just as shocked about the hiring of Brian Schottenheimer as head coach as any Dallas Cowboys fan was. There is the history of Brian's dad, Marty, being a very good, and very successful, coach. Add in the relatively unknown coaches and coordinators coming in and this could be a surprising year for the Cowboys or one of the biggest disasters in professional sports.

We'll have to wait and see when the 2025 - 2026 season kicks off September 4. Until then, this Dallas Cowboys fan will keep expectations in check.

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