The Super Bowl 59 logo was designed by Tahj Williams, a 26-year-old local artist who works by day as a Microsoft cybersecurity analyst, per NOLA.com.

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 theory posits that the teams that would play in the big game on Feb. 9 were predicted by the colors in the logo. While it's likely just a conspiracy, ...

The Super Bowl 59 logo, designed by Tahj Williams, combines Mardi Gras culture with NFL history. Learn about its design, creator, and more.

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?

Super Bowl XXXIX’s logo prominently featured the Dames Point Bridge, an iconic structure in Jacksonville, Fla. These logos continued until 2010, when the NFL shifted its design philosophy again.

So, when the NFL recently unveiled a busy and colorful logo for Super Bowl LX — that "LX" means "60," in case you're not familiar with Roman numerals — some obvious hints might have been lacking.

The first time was in Peyton Manning's final game, 10 years earlier, in Super Bowl 50, when he led the Denver Broncos to a 24-10 win over the Carolina Panthers. The stadium opened in 2014.

Super Bowl XXXIX’s logo prominently featured the Dames Point Bridge, an iconic structure in Jacksonville, Fla. These logos continued until 2010, when the NFL shifted its design philosophy again.