The NFL did not waste any time releasing the logo for Super Bowl 58. The day after the Chiefs defeated the Eagles at Super Bowl 57 in February of 2023, the league revealed the logo for Super Bowl 58.

Enough with the absolute garbage Super Bowl logos. 29 years ago today gave us this gorgeous specimen. But cool, city themed logos ended with SB 45 and have only gotten worse.

Enough with the absolute garbage Super Bowl logos. 29 years ago today gave us this gorgeous specimen. But cool, city themed logos ended with SB 45 and have only gotten worse.

Here's a look at some of the best and worst Super Bowl logos ever before Super Bowl LVII between the Eagles and Chiefs. Skip to content. Main Navigation. Search. Search for: Local Weather ...

In years past, the NFL Super Bowl logos were seemingly identical — only the Roman numerals changed. This was until the 2022 Super Bowl logo featured a reddish-orange hue similar to the Bengals ...

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 ...

Last year, the Super Bowl logo for Las Vegas primarily used red and purple, in a year where the San Francisco 49ers (red) and the Baltimore Ravens (purple) were considered the league's best teams ...

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, this year's logo colors do ...

Here's a look at the 2026 Super Bowl logo: Sports newsletter 🏈's best, via 📧 Studio IX 🏀⚽️🥇 KPMG Women's PGA ⛳ U.S. Politics Sports Entertainment Life Money Travel Opinion Crossword ...

Ranking Super Bowl Logos From Best to Worst Some logos lived up to the big game, but others were forgettable and bland By Logan Reardon • Published February 6, 2023 ...

Enough with the absolute garbage Super Bowl logos. 29 years ago today gave us this gorgeous specimen. But cool, city themed logos ended with SB 45 and have only gotten worse.

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 ...