Wranglers Logo History

The Arizona Wranglers may not be a household name today, but back in the 1980s, they were one of the most popular teams in professional football. The team was part of the United States Football League (USFL), which lasted from 1983 to 1985. During their short stint in existence, they had some memorable moments and an iconic logo that still lives on today as a reminder of what could have been.

When it came time for creating their logo design, the Arizona Wranglers wanted something that would capture their spirit and attitude while also being unique enough to stand out from other USFL teams’ logos at the time. They chose an image featuring a wild horse with its mane flying behind him as he galloped across open terrain – perfectly encapsulating what it meant to be part of this new league: freedom and adventure!

The primary colors used for this design are red, black, yellow, and white; all symbols representing strength or power within Native American culture – making sense considering how close ties between these two groups existed during those years. Additionally, there is also an orange stripe running along both sides which adds even more energy to this already vibrant piece of artwork!

The font chosen for “Arizona Wranglers” is bold yet refined; adding just enough emphasis without taking away any attention from our galloping horse friend here who takes center stage throughout the entire composition - truly embodying everything about the thematic concept behind the organization's identity itself: strength through unity & courage amidst adversity!

Even though USFL folded after only three seasons due largely mismanagement by owners/league officials alike - a legacy left behind by players and coaches remains strong even now decades later thanks largely to due popularity surrounding original designs like one featured here above so many others before & since then too... proving once again why visual representation matters when trying to create a lasting impression upon public consciousness no matter context might be!!