Super Bowl LXI Logo Leaked: Colors Hint at Miami Dolphins?

The logo for Super Bowl LXI, scheduled to take place in Los Angeles, California at SoFi Stadium, has reportedly surfaced. The logo's design features a prominent orange sky backdrop complemented by a large, bright blue, almost teal, wave in the foreground, likely referencing the beaches of Los Angeles.

This color palette has immediately triggered fan speculation across social media platforms like X, formerly Twitter. Some fans are interpreting the colors as a potential indicator for the Miami Dolphins, while others suggest the Cincinnati Bengals or Seattle Seahawks could be represented. These theories are common among NFL fans.

Historically, Super Bowl logos have often been subjected to similar color-based predictions. For instance, the Super Bowl LVI logo (orange and yellow) was linked to the Rams and Bengals, and Super Bowl LVII (green and red) to the Eagles and Chiefs. However, the NFL, including Commissioner Roger Goodell, has repeatedly debunked these conspiracy theories, emphasizing that officiating is held to high standards and that such speculation often arises from fan passion and social media trends.

Despite past attempts to quell such rumors, the Super Bowl LXI logo's vibrant colors may revive these persistent theories. While the league aims to move past such speculation, the chosen colors for the upcoming event continue to fuel fan engagement and anticipation for the 2026 NFL season.