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NFL fans think Super Bowl logo reveals matchup for Las Vegas showdown after spotting insane trend

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Andrew Hansen

Published Oct 01, 2026

MANY NFL fans are convinced that the San Francisco 49ers will meet the Baltimore Ravens in Super Bowl LVIII thanks to an insane trend.

The official logo for the marquee event at Allegiant Stadium on February 11, 2024, features the red colors of the 49ers and the purple of the Ravens.

The insane Super Bowl logo trend that has predicted the teams in the NFL title game

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The insane Super Bowl logo trend that has predicted the teams in the NFL title gameCredit: NFL
San Francisco 49ers quarterback Brock Purdy

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San Francisco 49ers quarterback Brock PurdyCredit: Getty
Baltimore Ravens counterpart Lamar Jackson in action

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Baltimore Ravens counterpart Lamar Jackson in actionCredit: Getty

Incredibly, the colors of the previous two Super Bowl logos correctly predicted who took part in the NFL championship game those years.

The Super Bowl LVI logo had the orange and yellow of the Cincinnati Bengals and Los Angeles Rams.

Meanwhile, the Super Bowl LVII logo featured the green of the Philadelphia Eagles and red of the Kansas City Chiefs.

"The winning team color is at the bottom which if this is true, GO RAVENS!" one fan said.

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"I mean these are/were the best team in the NFL at some point this season," another said.

"Damn that’s pretty accurate!" a third added.

Some fans, though, feel the red could mean the Chiefs and the purple could represent the Minnesota Vikings.

"That’s chiefs and a Josh dobbs led Vikings," one fan said.

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"The purple is for the vikings not the ravens," another said.

The Ravens currently lead the AFC North division with a 7-2 record.

Meanwhile, the 49ers have a 5-3 record in the NFC West.

The 49ers and Ravens met in Super Bowl XLVII in New Orleans in February 2013, with Baltimore winning 34-31.

It was nicknamed the HarBowl, as the first Super Bowl featuring two brothers coaching against each other.

John Harbaugh coached the Ravens while brother Jim was at the helm of the 49ers.