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. Here's what ...

the colors in the Super Bowl logo — designed well in advance of the game itself — predicts which teams will play against each other in the championship.

The premise of the alleged conspiracy is that the colors in the NFL's official Super Bowl logo correspond to the teams the league has chosen to play in that season's championship game. NFL STATS ...

The first Super Bowl in 1967 did not feature an official logo, but from Super Bowl 2 onwards, each championship game has had a unique emblem. From 1968 to 2010, Super Bowl logos often incorporated ...

the Super Bowl 2025 fixture has resurrected the most outlandish theory in sports logo design. After the Eagles defeated the Washington Commanders in the NFC Championship and the Chiefs scraped ...

The first Super Bowl logo didn’t even say “Super Bowl,” as it was considered the “First World Championship Game” between the AFL and NFL. Super Bowl II marked the origins of not only ...

The Super Bowl logo conspiracy theory proposes that the colors in the logo predict which teams will play against each other in the championship NFL playoff game. The conspiracy became popular ...

The winners of the conference championship games Sunday advance to the Super Bowl. The Super Bowl logo has a New Orleans flare with red and light green colors in the large 59 numerals. It's the ...

We didn’t start using the term “Super Bowl” officially until the third championship game in 1969. As far as design aesthetics are concerned, the early logos were very straightforward.

The Super Bowl logo has become more of a talking point among NFL fans over the last few seasons. Part of the reason for that is a conspiracy theory that the colors of the Super Bowl logo determine ...