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Super Bowl 2025 Gatorade Color Odds, History, & Betting Trends

Colin Lynch Sports Editor

Published30 Jan 2025

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Super Bowl 2025 Gatorade Color Odds, History, & Betting Trends look at this wild tradition of Super Bowl winners.

For an NFL coach, hoisting the Lombardi Trophy is the dream. But before the confetti falls, before the champagne flows, there is another ritual—the Gatorade bath—a sudden, icy downpour, not just of sports drink, but of triumph itself.

It began in the 1980s when the New York Giants doused Bill Parcells in celebration. Since then, it has become a Super Bowl staple, a moment frozen in time—and in betting slips.

This year, as the Chiefs and Eagles prepare for battle, another bet looms. What color will reign supreme? The early favorite is purple—the shade that has drenched Andy Reid the last two years. A tradition. A wager. A moment waiting to unfold.

Past Gatorade Colors in the Super Bowl

Since Super Bowl XXXV, the Gatorade shower has been more than just a celebration—it has been a signature of victory, a final act before the confetti falls. Each color is a story. Each pour is a tradition. From orange to blue, purple to yellow, the winning coach is drenched in the sweet taste of glory. A ritual. A legacy. A moment is forever frozen in time. While purple has hit on the last two, Orange has been the leader in the clubhouse since 2001 with five.

Orange – 5
Purple – 4
Blue – 4
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Yellow – 3

The first of many.

Throwback to Andy Reid’s first Super Bowl Gatorade bath. pic.twitter.com/QdisZxzFPa

— fatty patty (@theonlydyl_) December 5, 2024

Gatorade Color by Year

- 2024 Kansas City Chiefs: Purple
- 2023 Kansas City Chiefs: Purple
- 2022 LA Rams: Blue
- 2021 Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Blue
- 2020 Kansas City Chiefs: Orange
- 2019 New England Patriots: Blue
- 2018 Philadelphia Eagles Yellow
- 2017 New England Patriots: NONE
- 2016 Denver Broncos: Orange
- 2015 New England Patriots: Blue
- 2014 Seattle Seahawks: Orange
- 2013 Baltimore Ravens: NONE
- 2012 New York Giants: Purple
- 2011 Green Bay Packers: Orange
- 2010 New Orleans Saints: Orange
- 2009 Pittsburgh Steelers: Yellow
- 2008 New York Giants: Transparent
- 2007 Indianapolis Colts: Transparent
- 2006 Pittsburgh Steelers: Transparent
- 2005 New England Patriots: Transparent
- 2004 New England Patriots: NONE
- 2003 Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Purple
- 2002 New England Patriots: NONE
- 2001 Baltimore Ravens: Yellow