Cincinnati Bengals
The Bengals primary logo consists of a large letter “B” in orange with three black tiger stripes incorporated into the design making its way down from the top of the letter “B.” Originally introduced in 2004, the Bengals darkened the shade of orange used in their logos (to match the orange they’d already been using on their on-field jerseys since 2012) when they re-designed their uniforms in 2021.
Bengals Wordmark Logo
The Cincinnati Bengals have a long and storied history with their wordmark logo. The team was founded in 1968, and the original logo featured two Bengal tigers facing each other on either side of an orange ball with the words “Cincinnati Bengals” written above them. This design remained unchanged until 1981 when they introduced a new look featuring an updated typeface for the wordmark and a more stylized tiger head at its center.
Throughout its evolution over decades past, one thing has remained constant about Cincinnati’s iconic emblem—its ability to capture fans' hearts through its aggressive representation of determination and strength that has been an integral part of this beloved franchise since day one!
Cincinnati Bengals
2004 - 2020
The double-lined wordmark "CINCINNATI" is orange on top, and "BENGALS" is black on the bottom.
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Cincinnati Bengals
1997 - 2003
Single lined arched wordmark "BENGALS" in orange.
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Cincinnati Bengals
1997 - 2003
Arched wordmark "BENGALS" in orange on black background.
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Cincinnati Bengals
1997 - 2003
A bengal tiger under the arched wordmark "CINCINNATI" in white on top and "BENGALS" in orange with white trim on black background.
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Cincinnati Bengals
1971 - 1996
Wordmark "BENGALS" in orange with a black trim.
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Cincinnati Bengals
1968 - 1970
Wordmark "BENGALS" in orange with a black highlights.
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