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The Mardi Gras theme of the Super Bowl XXXI logo is still a fan favorite. Super Bowl logos were much cooler when they were unique. Also, after 9/11, I believe, they scrapped the SB 36 logo and The Top Five Greatest (And Stone Cold Worst) Super Bowl Logos Of All Time. One of the most iconic parts of Super Bowl lore is the lasting image left by that year’s logo. Some are so classic, so clever, they’re forever etched in our memory. Conversely, others belong in the trash heap of history—and this is my personal tribute to them all. The game of football has evolved over the last 56 years – and the same can be said about Super Bowl logos. Back in January of 1967, the first Super Bowl was held under the official name of “First World Championship Game” between the AFL and NFL. The Super Bowl's one of the most-watched events every year. Last year's championship game between the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles averaged 115.1 million viewers to make the most 1996 Super Bowl Logo. The blocky, sharply angled wordmark designs of the mid-90s were affecting the Superbowl logos as well. The 1996 Super Bowl logo featured a yellow, red, and blue design that was designed to look shiny and three-dimensional, but as if witnessed from the top rather than at an angle. 1997 Super Bowl Logo 1969: With a bolder logo this year, 1969 was the first time the game officially used the trademarked "Super Bowl" name. Super Bowl III. NFL Super Bowl logos aren’t just about flashy designs; they tell a story, capture the spirit of the game, and sometimes even give a nod to the host city’s culture. Every year, fans eagerly wait to In honor of 50 years of Super Bowl glory, here’s our list of the top 10 Super Bowl logos of all time. 10. Super Bowl V (1971): Baltimore Colts defeat Dallas Cowboys. Via NFL.com. One of the best vintage Super Bowl logos deserves a slot in the top 10. A modern approach with ‘SUPER BOWL XVI’ in bold blue and yellow, featuring a football and goalpost icon. XVII (1983) A classic look, ‘SUPER BOWL XVII’ in a serif font with a football design above it. XVIII (1984) A creative twist with ‘SUPER BOWL’ in white on a blue banner, flanked by red and white stripes. XIX (1985) Super Bowl XXII Much like SB XXIII, seems like it’s finding it’s identity, and the red-on-blue contrast problems that run through the Classic era are here, too. Considering infinite image sizes is a modern thing, but the thin white outlines around the numerals create more tension than contrast. The 2025 Super Bowl logo reflects the character of New Orleans, chosen as the match’s host city. The design conveys the city’s festive atmosphere, known for its lively festivals and unique Mardi Gras Indian traditions. Super Bowl LIX will feel like a rerun of sorts, with the two teams that faced off in Super Bowl LVII, the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles, set to do battle once more on February 9. For Super Bowl Logo 2021. The Super Bowl 2021 logo resembles the 2020 emblem because it uses two accent colors. However, while the Roman numerals previously emitted a warm yellow glow, they now evoke a sense of coldness due to the blue gradient. The gradient shift appears dynamic thanks to the contrast between the light top and the dark bottom. Photo courtesy of @NFLUK on X/Twitter. While the confetti has barely settled on the Kansas City Chiefs’ victory in Super Bowl LVIII, the NFL unveiled the logo for Super LIX on Monday as league Correcting the Record: The First Four Super Bowl Logos Phantom Merchandise: Carolina Panthers Super Bowl 50 Champions Gear A look at the 10 best Super Bowl uniform matchups First Look: Super Bowl The NFL has unveiled the official logo for Super Bowl LIX, which will take place on February 9, 2025, at the Caesars Superdome in New Orleans, Louisiana. The New Super Bowl LIX (2025) Logo: A Celebration of New Orleans Culture This year’s logo is a stunning tribute to the vibrant culture and traditions of Ranking Super Bowl logos from best to worst originally appeared on NBC Sports Philadelphia. The game of football has evolved over the last 56 years – and the same can be said about Super Bowl logos. Super Bowl Logo on Chris Creamer's Sports Logos Page - SportsLogos.Net. A virtual museum of sports logos, uniforms and historical items. Currently over 10,000 on display for your viewing pleasure Super Bowl Logo on Chris Creamer's Sports Logos Page - SportsLogos.Net. A virtual museum of sports logos, uniforms and historical items. Currently over 10,000 on display for your viewing pleasure
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