Rabbit Pushing A Shopping Cart

Browns logo hidden image, explained: Why a rabbit and a shopping cart captivated NFL fans on Christmas

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Once you see information technology, you cannot unsee it.

Sports fans accept seen plenty of creative logos throughout history: The Milwaukee Brewers' logo and the Montreal Expos' logo are two prime number examples harboring hidden meanings. The Falcons' logo is actually a stylized "F," past the way.

In the NFL, though, no logo has been equally plain and bland equally the Browns' logo. They've used the same orange helmet logo since the 1970s, with dissimilar iterations and edits since then. But some NFL viewers have recently pointed out something really interesting about the logo.

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A few NFL fans noticed that the Browns logo kind of looks similar a rabbit pushing a shopping cart. No, actually.

Posted on Twitter on Sunday afternoon, the Browns logo on the scorebug composite in with a nice orange groundwork, making the hidden message a bit more apparent.

My parents idea the #browns logo was a rabbit pushing a grocery cart and now I can't unsee it. film.twitter.com/afUmn8z8X6
— Alex Klingelhoeffer (@okccfacfp) December 25, 2021

I saw this on social media last week, and now I cannot unsee information technology. The Cleveland Browns logo on the lower score looks like a rabbit standing upwards on a cage. The Cleveland Rabbits… pic.twitter.com/bgCBG6TfqX
— Chad Plein (@chadplein) Dec 26, 2021

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Information technology's not necessarily a new revelation, though: The weird imagery was posted one time last year by an eagle-eyed Twitter user, but with the amending that the logo actually looked similar the rabbit was pushing a walker, and not a shopping cart.

Browns helmet or an old bunny rabbit pushing a walker? pic.twitter.com/52Pn4Dj2BB
— ck.toadz (@stack__sats) October 4, 2020

There's also the caveat that the logo only really looks like a rabbit when it's blended on the orange background, making the black facemask and white trim stand out a scrap more than, as opposed to the plain orange helmet.

No, it'due south non actually a hidden message to our grocery-shopping rabbit overlords, but it does make for a decent conversation starter over Christmas dinners and New Years parties.

But, needless to say, this is probably the most entertaining matter to come from the Browns this season. Even if it wasn't intentional.

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Joe Rivera is a senior content producer at The Sporting News and teaches Multimedia Sports Reporting at his alma mater, Rutgers University.