While the Giants were the first to splash their coach after a Super Bowl, the original dunking is somewhat in dispute.

Gatorade shower is a fun and exciting tradition that has become an integral part of American football culture.

Jim Burt, a nose tackle for the New York Giants in 1984, wanted to exact some revenge on his coach, Bill Parcells. It was the ...

Purple Gatorade is on a two-year streak. Will it be used to douse the winning coach for a third year in a row? See the odds.

Not all legal sports betting states will allow you to wager on the Gatorade color, however, as it has no bearing on the game. That automatically disqualifies it as an eligible betting market in ...

Known as prop bets, the annual list of side wagers includes game-related stats as well as creative propositions that have ...

Here's how the NFL's Gatorade tradition was born, this year's odds for the prop bet and which one we're throwing some spare ...

The Super Bowl Gatorade bath came early on Sunday for Philadelphia Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni. The Eagles led the Kansas ...

The Gatorade Bath is one of the Super Bowl's most beloved traditions and has also become an enormously popular prop among bettors. Find out which color was used this year at Super Bowl 59.

As the brand celebrates its 60th anniversary, chief brand officer Anuj Bhasin talks about the company's strategy to win the ...

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 ...

But that game was on Nov. 25, 28 days after Burt doused Parcells. The Pro Football Hall of Fame doesn't recognize one as the first, but it had a replica Gatorade cooler on display with a photo of ...