Aaron Rodgers, known for his intriguing conspiracy theories, kicked off the new year in his typical fashion.
The New York Jets quarterback made an appearance on 'The Pat McAfee Show' this Tuesday, sharing his weekly dose of unique insights. On this occasion, he put forth an interesting hypothesis, suggesting that the NFL may be orchestrating the Super Bowl in favor of the Baltimore Ravens and San Francisco 49ers.
Rodgers pointed to the Super Bowl 59 logo, which interestingly features the colors of both the Ravens and the Niners. These two teams have emerged as favorites to face off in the season's final game after winning their respective conferences. Additionally, Rodgers noted that the last two Super Bowl logos coincided with the primary colors of the competing teams.
He raised the question of whether the NFL might have some influence over the outcome, especially considering that the signage is typically released before the playoffs begin. Rodgers humorously remarked, "If the Super Bowl is Baltimore and San Fran, I tell you what, that Super Bowl 59 emblem better have Jets green on it." He then alluded to the logo for Super Bowl 58, which he found intriguing.
In the end, the color of the logo might be the least of Rodgers' concerns, as his health could be the deciding factor in his future performance.
