The Super Bowl 59 logo follows the same pattern, but it also marks the first time the NFL has collaborated with an artist local to the championship city to craft the Big Game's logo.

The Super Bowl 59 logo follows the same pattern, but it also marks the first time the NFL has collaborated with an artist local to the championship city to craft the Big Game's logo.

NFL Super Bowl logo history. The first Super Bowl didn't have a logo but each championship game since then has. Super Bowl 2 in 1968 through Super Bowl 44 in 2010 had a logo that often included a ...

The Super Bowl 59 logo on a promotional display in the French Quarter on December 14, 2024 in New Orleans, Louisiana. Aaron M. Sprecher/Getty The 2025 Super Bowl logo features red and green.

The Super Bowl logo went from a unique design each year to an annual re-hash. The NFL has made creative progress with it in the last four years, but why did it take so long to get innovative again?

The teams playing in the Super Bowl have been determined after two exciting games on Sunday. The Kansas City Chiefs will face the Philadelphia Eagles for the championship in two weeks. However ...

The Super Bowl logo conspiracy strikes yet again. After last year's NFL finale deviated from the pattern, the Super Bowl 2025 fixture has resurrected the most outlandish theory in sports logo design.

The 2025 Super Bowl logo was revealed in February 2024, and coincidentally, the colors are primarily red and green, which appropriately represent the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles ...

The Super Bowl logo conspiracy theory suggests that the colors in the logo predict the teams to play against each other in the championship NFL playoff game, with this year's teams being the ...

The Super Bowl 59 logo follows the same pattern, but it also marks the first time the NFL has collaborated with an artist local to the championship city to craft the Big Game's logo.

The Super Bowl 59 logo follows the same pattern, but it also marks the first time the NFL has collaborated with an artist local to the championship city to craft the Big Game's logo.