The Alliance of American Football (AAF) is a proposed professional American football league founded by Charlie Ebersol and Bill Polian. It is set to commence play in February 2019, one week following the National Football League's Super Bowl LIII championship game. The AAF consists of eight centrally owned and operated teams, most of which are located in cities on or south of the 35th parallel north and in metropolitan areas that have at least one major professional sports franchise. AAF Primary Logo.
See each and every AAF team’s logo. Click on any logo to see the team.
Primary Logos
Arizona Hotshots
Two red, yellow and white fire axes crisscrossed in front of green with yellow trim firefighter badge with a fire and the letters "AZ" in red. Wordmark "ARIZONA" in yellow on top and "HOTSHOTS" in…
Atlanta Legends
A gold, purple and white crown above a wordmark "ATLANTA" in gold and "Legends" in custom purple font.
Birmingham Iron
A black, silver and white iron football with the letter "B" above the wordmark "BIRMINGHAM" in silver and "IRON" in black with a silver underline.
Memphis Express
A blue and red letter "E" with a streaking blue jet flying through the letter and wordmark "MEMPHIS" in red and "EXPRESS" in blue with a streak going through the wordmark and a red underline.
Orlando Apollos
A navy blue, dark orange and bright orange Apollo God pointing an arrow within a letter "O" and wordmark "ORLANDO" in orange and "APOLLOS" in blue.
Salt Lake Stallions
A light blue, grey and dark blue stallion with a letter "S" a part of the stallion. Wordmark "SALT LAKE" in light blue on top and "STALLIONS" in a combination of light blue and dark…
San Antonio Commanders
A red, maroon and silver shield with a silhouette of the Alamo in red and a white star near the bottom and a silver, white and maroon sword across the shield. Wordmark "SAN ANTONIO" in…
San Diego Fleet
A gray and battleship gray battleship on a yellow with battleship gray outline shoulder patch military ranking. Wordmark "SAN DIEGO" in yellow on top and "FLEET" in battleship gray.