Super Bowl Logo and Uniform History (2024)

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Super Bowl Primary Logos History Super Bowl Primary Dark Logos History Super Bowl Alternate Logos History Super Bowl Wordmark Logos History Super Bowl Anniversary Logos History Super Bowl Special Event Logos History Super Bowl Stadium Logos History Super Bowl Playing Surfaces History Super Bowl Pennants History Super Bowl Programs History Super Bowl Ticket Stubs History Super Bowl Unused Logos History FAQs

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Super Bowl Primary Logos History

  • Super Bowl I
  • Super Bowl II
  • Super Bowl III
  • Super Bowl IV
  • Super Bowl V
  • Super Bowl VI
  • Super Bowl VII
  • Super Bowl VIII
  • Super Bowl IX
  • Super Bowl X
  • Super Bowl XI
  • Super Bowl XII
  • Super Bowl XIII
  • Super Bowl XIV
  • Super Bowl XV
  • Super Bowl XVI
  • Super Bowl XVII
  • Super Bowl XVIII
  • Super Bowl XIX
  • Super Bowl XX
  • Super Bowl XXI
  • Super Bowl XXII
  • Super Bowl XXIII
  • Super Bowl XXIV
  • Super Bowl XXV
  • Super Bowl XXVI
  • Super Bowl XXVII
  • Super Bowl XXVIII
  • Super Bowl XXIX
  • Super Bowl XXX
  • Super Bowl XXXI
  • Super Bowl XXXII
  • Super Bowl XXXIII
  • Super Bowl XXXIV
  • Super Bowl XXXV
  • Super Bowl XXXVI
  • Super Bowl XXXVII
  • Super Bowl XXXVIII
  • Super Bowl XXXIX
  • Super Bowl XL
  • Super Bowl XLI
  • Super Bowl XLII
  • Super Bowl XLIII
  • Super Bowl XLIV
  • Super Bowl XLV
  • Super Bowl XLVI
  • Super Bowl XLVII
  • Super Bowl XLVIII
  • Super Bowl XLIX
  • Super Bowl 50
  • Super Bowl LI
  • Super Bowl LII
  • Super Bowl LIII
  • Super Bowl LIV
  • Super Bowl LV
  • Super Bowl LVI
  • Super Bowl LVII
  • Super Bowl LVIII

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Super Bowl Primary Dark Logos History

  • Super Bowl LI
  • Super Bowl LI
  • Super Bowl LI
  • Super Bowl LI
  • Super Bowl LI
  • Super Bowl LI
  • Super Bowl LV
  • Super Bowl LV
  • Super Bowl LVII

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Super Bowl Alternate Logos History

  • Super Bowl XXXVI
  • Super Bowl XXXVIII
  • Super Bowl XL
  • Super Bowl XLI
  • Super Bowl XLI
  • Super Bowl XLI
  • Super Bowl XLV
  • Super Bowl 50
  • Super Bowl LI
  • Super Bowl LI
  • Super Bowl LI
  • Super Bowl LI
  • Super Bowl LV
  • Super Bowl LVII

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Super Bowl Wordmark Logos History

  • Super Bowl XLI
  • Super Bowl XLI
  • Super Bowl XLII
  • Super Bowl XLII

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Super Bowl Anniversary Logos History

  • Super Bowl XL

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Super Bowl Special Event Logos History

  • Super Bowl XXIX
  • Super Bowl XXX
  • Super Bowl XXXI
  • Super Bowl XXXII
  • Super Bowl XXXIII
  • Super Bowl XXXIV
  • Super Bowl XXXV
  • Super Bowl XXXVI
  • Super Bowl XXXVII
  • Super Bowl XXXVIII

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Super Bowl Stadium Logos History

  • Super Bowl XLV

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Super Bowl Playing Surfaces History

  • Super Bowl I
  • Super Bowl II
  • Super Bowl III
  • Super Bowl IV
  • Super Bowl V
  • Super Bowl VI
  • Super Bowl VII
  • Super Bowl VIII
  • Super Bowl IX
  • Super Bowl X
  • Super Bowl XI
  • Super Bowl XII
  • Super Bowl XIII
  • Super Bowl XIV
  • Super Bowl XV
  • Super Bowl XVI
  • Super Bowl XVII
  • Super Bowl XVIII
  • Super Bowl XIX
  • Super Bowl XX
  • Super Bowl XXI
  • Super Bowl XXII
  • Super Bowl XXIII
  • Super Bowl XXIV
  • Super Bowl XXV
  • Super Bowl XXVI
  • Super Bowl XXVII
  • Super Bowl XXVIII
  • Super Bowl XXIX
  • Super Bowl XXX
  • Super Bowl XXXI
  • Super Bowl XXXII
  • Super Bowl XXXIII
  • Super Bowl XXXIV
  • Super Bowl XXXV
  • Super Bowl XXXVI
  • Super Bowl XXXVII
  • Super Bowl XXXVIII
  • Super Bowl XXXIX
  • Super Bowl XL
  • Super Bowl XLI
  • Super Bowl XLII
  • Super Bowl XLIII
  • Super Bowl XLIV
  • Super Bowl XLV
  • Super Bowl XLVI
  • Super Bowl XLVII
  • Super Bowl XLVIII
  • Super Bowl XLIX
  • Super Bowl 50
  • Super Bowl LI

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Super Bowl Pennants History

  • Super Bowl XLV

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Super Bowl Programs History

  • Super Bowl I
  • Super Bowl III
  • Super Bowl IV
  • Super Bowl XIX
  • Super Bowl XXIII
  • Super Bowl XXIV
  • Super Bowl XXV
  • Super Bowl XXVII
  • Super Bowl XLV
  • Super Bowl XLIX

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Super Bowl Ticket Stubs History

  • Super Bowl XLV

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Super Bowl Unused Logos History

  • Super Bowl XXXVI
  • Super Bowl XXXVI

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Super Bowl Logo and Uniform History (2024)

FAQs

Why did the Super Bowl logos change? ›

There is no specific reason as to why the NFL created its logo with purple and red this season. Since Super Bowl 56, the NFL decided to add additional colors to the logo of the game. Previously, it was just the Lombardi Trophy and the Super Bowl roman numerals in grey, with a different color on the bottom.

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What do the colors in the Super Bowl logo mean? ›

The 2023 Super Bowl logo featured hues of green and red, both of which reflected the colors of the Philadelphia Eagles and the Kansas City Chiefs who played against each other in the Big Game. (The Kansas City team won 38-35 that year). Who Was MVP of the Last 10 Super Bowls?

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What did last years Super Bowl logo look like? ›

As for last year's Super Bowl, the logo was green (Eagles) and red (Chiefs). With that in mind, many were paying particular attention year's Super Bowl logo which sports red and purple.

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What are the uniforms for Super Bowl? ›

This year, the Chiefs are the home team and decided to create a uniform rematch of Super Bowl LIV. Kansas City will wear its red home jerseys, while the San Francisco 49ers will wear white. For the most part, NFL teams wear a darker jersey at home and road teams wear a white one.

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What is the only NFL logo never changed? ›

The Complete Evolution of NFL Logos

The oldest logo in the NFL, which is still being used belongs to the Dallas Cowboys. The current Cowboys logo was first used in 1964 and has not been changed since.

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What did the Super Bowl logo change to in 2024? ›

What is the Super Bowl logo conspiracy? Some people believe the colors in the 2024 logo are a nod to the teams that will ultimately play in the game. This year's logo features a shade of purple similar to the Ravens' colors, along with a hint of red close to the 49ers' colors.

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What is the SB logo theory? ›

A popular conspiracy posits that the Super Bowl logo in recent years has predicted which teams will compete in the contest. After a decade of cookie-cutter Super Bowl logos, the NFL brought color back to the design for the 2021 season with Super Bowl LVI.

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Who designed the Super Bowl logo? ›

The artist who created our new logo, Tahj Williams, is the queen of her Black Masking Indian tribe in New Orleans, the home of Super Bowl LIX. New Orleans was actually supposed to host Super Bowl LVIII this year, but the city had to give up hosting duties after the NFL added an extra week to the schedule in 2021.

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How are jersey colors decided for Super Bowl? ›

Who picks the Super Bowl jersey colors? The answer lies in the NFL's alternating conference system, where the home team alternates each year between the AFC and NFC. This tradition gives the home team the privilege of selecting its jerseys, leaving the visiting team to complement with a contrasting color.

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Can I use the Super Bowl logo? ›

Don't Use A Super Bowl Logo

Companies pay big money to have their commercials run, banners hang in the stadiums, and players post about their products. Disregarding this and using their logos without a license is considered out of bounds (pun intended).

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What was Super Bowl originally called? ›

It was originally called the AFL–NFL World Championship Game until the "Super Bowl" moniker was adopted in 1969's Super Bowl III. The first four Super Bowls from 1967 to 1970 were played prior to the merger, with the NFL and AFL each winning two.

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What was the Super Bowl logo in 1994? ›

In 1994, the NFL broke the pattern it had created by putting a peach as the centerpiece of that year's Super Bowl, reflective of the host state of Georgia. Suddenly, the logo reflected not just the league, but the city or state that would be hosting the big game.

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What is the C on the Super Bowl uniforms? ›

If the player has been named captain for longer than four years, the 'C' on the patch is gold. Mahomes and Kelce's gold captain's patch can be seen on the left side of their Super Bowl LVIII jerseys, opposite the 'NKH' patch which pays tribute to a team icon.

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What color uniform has won the most Super Bowls? ›

* Of the previous 57 Super Bowls, teams wearing white jerseys have won 37 times.

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Why are the Chiefs wearing red in the Super Bowl? ›

At that point, it was the first Super Bowl with two teams who both wore red. And as the designated home team, Kansas City got to choose its jersey color and stuck with the red tops that got them through the playoffs, as well as their lone Super Bowl win in 1970. Yet again, the Chiefs are the designated home team.

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Did the NFL change the Super Bowl logo? ›

The league almost always unveils the new logo on the Monday after the Super Bowl, and this year was no exception. During a press conference in Las Vegas, the NFL showed off the new logo, which is full of bright colors -- exactly what you'd expect for a Super Bowl in New Orleans.

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Why are logos being changed? ›

Visual Trends: Design trends come and go, and logos are not immune to these shifts in aesthetics. Companies may update their logos to align with current design trends or to create a visual identity that appeals to a specific target audience. A contemporary logo can help a brand feel fresh and relevant.

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Why have logos changed? ›

Not all companies have logos, but many do. Companies change their logos for various reasons such as brand refresh, mergers or acquisitions, evolving target markets, new products or services, and overall rebranding efforts.

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Why are logos changed? ›

Logo redesigns are a good way to reflect a fundamental change in your business, introduce a new name, or even reconnect with your target audience if you see that your current brand isn't effectively doing so.

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