Website Unwittingly Creates Auburn Jesus T-shirt.

If you're on Twitter, then you've no doubt come across the phrase "Auburn Jesus" being used by opposing fans (and often Auburn fans, too). It really gained popularity during the 2013 run of "miracles" and it hasn't slowed down, since.

For reference, let's look at a series of tweets that came up right after Jason Smith's touchdown in Saturday night's Iron Bowl.

Auburn Jesus woke back up

— Doc Harper (@doc_harper) November 28, 2015

Never doubted you, Auburn Jesus

— Bunkie Perkins (@BunkiePerkins) November 28, 2015

SOMEONE WOKE UP AUBURN JESUS

— Bobby Big Wheel (@BobbyBigWheel) November 28, 2015

I can now summon Auburn Jesus at will. Fear my power

— Bunkie Perkins (@BunkiePerkins) November 28, 2015

Auburn Jesus just arrived. Wonder how long he will stay

— Jeramy (@jeramye) November 28, 2015

I see you, Auburn Jesus.

— John Carl Hastings (@jchastings09) November 28, 2015

Thank you Auburn Jesus. Your blessings are welcome.

— Kevin Ives (@AUPPL) November 28, 2015

Need further proof? Just keep on scrolling through this feed right here and see how many things come up.

Now, we have the T-shirt for it.

A better, truer version of the Tecmo 8-bit Auburn t-shirt. AU logo actually pixilated. https://t.co/j7QlBdcP02 pic.twitter.com/s4s6nUOqyN

— Clint Richardson® (@Clintau24) November 30, 2015

Oh, sure, it's supposed to be an 8-bit pixilated version of Auburn's football helmet. It's from the website Tecmobowlers.com, after all. And if anyone is going to have a Tecmo Bowl style helmet / t-shirt in college football, it should be the school that produced the greatest Tecmo Bowl legend of all time.

Take a closer look, though. You know you see it. Arms outstretched, robe flowing around him. It more closely resembles a pixilated version of the Christ the Redeemer statue in Rio De Janeiro, Brazil than it does the Auburn logo.

So what do y'all think? Am I crazy? Wait, don't answer that, we know the answer to THAT question. Do you agree with me? That's better.