History of the Gatorade shower color at The Super Bowl

What color Gatorade was poured on Eagles coach Nick Sirianni after winning the Super Bowl?
The odds for yellow/green/lime Gatorade to be poured on the winning coach were +300, which ranked as second-best at BetMGM. The outcome was exactly as predicted, because yellow/green/lime was the expected color for the Eagles. The favored purple (+250) was only expected if the Chiefs won.
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Yellow being the Gatorade color of choice ended a back-to-back run by purple, and the color had also been used by the Eagles during their last Super Bowl triumph in 2018. Andy Reid received a purple shower after each of the Chiefs’ previous two Super Bowl wins, over the 49ers and Eagles, respectively.
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A.J. Brown and DeVonta Smith shower Nick Sirianni with Gatorade during Super Bowl LIX
A.J. Brown and DeVonta Smith showered Philadelphia Eagles HC Nick Sirianni with Gatorade during Super Bowl LIX vs. the Kansas City Chiefs.
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The history of the Gatorade shower color at the Super Bowl
One notable tradition at the close of each Super Bowl is the Gatorade bath for the winning coach. We’ve got a look at the history of the tradition and what colors have been used.
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