Nfl Fans Raise Conspiracy Theory Over Super Bowl 60 Graphic

It's not quite a Hollywood ending, it's a Santa Clara, California one.

The NFL's Super Bowl logo conspiracy has been pervasive over the years, with tin-foil-hat wearers around the football world trying to draw conclusions from innocuous color schemes within the NFL's official logo for the "Big Game."

This year, the NFL shied away from a Super Bowl logo that some viewed as predictive. But some are turning to another official league-created graphic as a cause for skepticism.

Posted on Sept. 4, the first day of the NFL's 2025 regular season, a graphic with notable players from all 32 teams was shared from the league's official platforms, with the caption "32 teams with February dreams. We're so back."

While that isn't notable, what is notable are a few players closest to the Lombardi Trophy in the graphic.

While several stand near the "front" of the graphic, including New York Giants wide receiver Malik Nabers and Jacksonville Jaguars CB/WR Travis Hunter, two players stand out as closest to the trophy and Levi's Stadium: Seattle Seahawks quarterback Sam Darnold and New England Patriots quarterback Drake Maye.

Both passers and their respective teams will meet in Super Bowl 60 in a few weeks' time.

Take a look for yourself:

32 teams with February dreams. We’re so back. pic.twitter.com/3myEdLhOG8

— NFL (@NFL) September 4, 2025

Some are viewing the graphic as a "leaked script"-moment, while the truth is simply a happy coincidence.

Yep, this is really from September. Look all the way up front… https://t.co/zmhBHVXzJg

— Scott Hanson (@ScottHanson) January 26, 2026

Regardless of whether the football gods were at play with an unintentional prognostication, the reality remains that Darnold's Seahawks will meet Maye's Patriots in Super Bowl 60.

Graphic designers: choose your next creation carefully.

This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: Super Bowl 60 conspiracy theory rises with graphic from September