So, what color was the Gatorade in Super Bowl 53?

Now that Super Bowl LIII is over, there is one question we have to ask: What color was the Gatorade dumped on Bill Belichick?

Now that Super Bowl LIII is (thankfully) over, we can now get down to the nitty-gritty and ask the hard questions.

One of those questions is what color was the Gatorade dumped on New England Patriots mastermind Bill Belichick?

No, this is not a joke, readers, as this is a serious question that must be taken with extreme scrutiny. Gatorade has been part of every winning team from every sport, from the pros to city leagues, since, forever, and it’s highly important that we figure out the color of each Gatorade that has been poured on head coaches.

For Super Bowl LIII, that color was blue.

What’s the blue flavored Gatorade, you ask?

Well, my answer to you, my good reader, is to head to Google and look it up. Eh, we’re just messing with ya! Of course, we’re going to tell you what the blue color represents.

It represents what is known as “cool blue,” and, to be honest, it’s quite possibly the best Gatorade flavor out there.

Come to think of it? The Cool Blue is a popular choice for all sporting events. Yes, the yellow gets its turn, and you can never turn down the red, but it’s just something about that blue Gatorade that makes a champion feel like a champion.

Maybe it’s something in the formula or what, but the Cool Blue is, possibly, the preferred choice for many NFL teams, especially the Patriots, who rode that blue wave all the way to a sixth Lombardi trophy.

So, it was fitting that the Cool Blue would, once again, show Belichick, and claim him as the best coach in modern football.

Yea, I said it.