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We are days away from the biggest football game of the year, Super Bowl LX, between the AFC champion New England Patriots and the NFC champion Seattle Seahawks.
Drake Maye will be attempting to win a title in his sophomore season and rebuild the fallen Patriots dynasty left in the wake of Tom Brady's move to Tampa Bay.
Sam Darnold will try to slay demons, ghosts, and all his critics by going from a bust to a bona fide champion on Sunday night.
And the biggest question of all?
What color is the Gatorade going to be after the game as the winning team pours it on the head of the winning coach?
Always one of the most bet-on and talked-about props at the Super Bowl, fans, with or without a rooting interest, are analyzing the colors of the rainbow to predict which flavor will be dumped this weekend.
Last year, the Philadelphia Eagles went with the original yellow. The two years previous, Kansas City went back-to-back with purple to douse Chiefs head coach Andy Reid. The Los Angeles Rams, sticking to the brand, went with the classy blue to soak Sean McVay.
Back in 2017, New England didn't even dump any Gatorade on the head of Bill Belichick.
The most common color dumped is orange, which was last used in the season before COVID, which ended in early 2020, when the Chiefs won.
Red, which is a popular choice, has never been used in the iconic Super Bowl Gatorade Bath. It's unlikely either the Patriots or Seahawks would break the trend this Sunday.
The three heavy favorites leading into Sunday are orange, yellow (includes light green), and blue.
A long shot for all hydro lovers out there is water/clear, which was hugely popular in the early 2000s before it became more colorful over the past decade.
This may be the year water pulls off the massive upset against Gatorade.
This article originally appeared on Touchdown Wire: Super Bowl LX’s Gatorade Shower: Which Color Is Most Likely?
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Drake Maye will be attempting to win a title in his sophomore season and rebuild the fallen Patriots dynasty left in the wake of Tom Brady's move to Tampa Bay.
Sam Darnold will try to slay demons, ghosts, and all his critics by going from a bust to a bona fide champion on Sunday night.
And the biggest question of all?
What color is the Gatorade going to be after the game as the winning team pours it on the head of the winning coach?
Always one of the most bet-on and talked-about props at the Super Bowl, fans, with or without a rooting interest, are analyzing the colors of the rainbow to predict which flavor will be dumped this weekend.
Last year, the Philadelphia Eagles went with the original yellow. The two years previous, Kansas City went back-to-back with purple to douse Chiefs head coach Andy Reid. The Los Angeles Rams, sticking to the brand, went with the classy blue to soak Sean McVay.
Back in 2017, New England didn't even dump any Gatorade on the head of Bill Belichick.
The most common color dumped is orange, which was last used in the season before COVID, which ended in early 2020, when the Chiefs won.
Red, which is a popular choice, has never been used in the iconic Super Bowl Gatorade Bath. It's unlikely either the Patriots or Seahawks would break the trend this Sunday.
The three heavy favorites leading into Sunday are orange, yellow (includes light green), and blue.
A long shot for all hydro lovers out there is water/clear, which was hugely popular in the early 2000s before it became more colorful over the past decade.
This may be the year water pulls off the massive upset against Gatorade.
This article originally appeared on Touchdown Wire: Super Bowl LX’s Gatorade Shower: Which Color Is Most Likely?
Continue reading...
