Jets Primary Logo

The New York Jets have had a long and storied history since their inception in 1963. From the early days of Joe Namath’s legendary “guarantee” to the modern era, they have been an iconic part of professional football culture. Along with that have come some changes to their logo over the years, as trends and technology evolved.

The original logo for the team was designed by sports cartoonist Lamar Dodd in 1964, featuring a white jet flying through a green circle on top of blue lettering which spelled out ‘JETS’ below it. This design remained relatively unchanged until 1998 when it received its first major overhaul under then-owner Leon Hess who added red accents around certain parts of it such as stars above each letter and two stripes running down either side; this is what we now know today as The Primary Logo or Shield Logo Design due to its shield shape appearance when viewed from afar.

In recent years however, minor tweaks were made such as adjusting font sizes or changing colors slightly but overall keeping a very close resemblance to what was originally created back in 1964; this includes adding more emphasis on green hues instead of blues while also making sure all elements remain balanced within one another so that there is still harmony present even after any modifications are done. In conclusion, despite having gone through several iterations over time, The Primary Logo remains true at heart with only slight alterations being made here & there throughout decades; illustrating how much respect the organization has for the tradition & legacy associated with the NY Jets brand!