Packers Alternate Logo

The Green Bay Packers have a long and proud history in the NFL. They are one of the oldest teams in professional football, having been founded in 1919. Over the years, they have had several logos representing their team's spirit and identity. The most recognizable logo is their current primary logo featuring a “G” with a yellow background surrounded by green circles representing each of their championship wins over time – but this wasn’t always so!

In fact, before 1961, there were no official logos for any NFL team at all! It wasn't until 1961, when Vince Lombardi took over as head coach; he decided it was time to create an official emblem for his beloved Packers organization. He chose a simple design consisting of two interlocking Gs inside a circle – which has become known as the "Lombardi Logo" today – and it remains part of Green Bay's visual identity even today despite numerous other alternate designs being introduced since then (such as incorporating elements from Wisconsin's state flag).

Over its 100+ year history, The Packer's alternate logo has gone through many changes - from classic interlocking letters to modernized versions with more intricate details such as stars or stripes within them - but what hasn't changed is how much pride fans feel when they see these iconic symbols on jerseys or hats worn around town during game day festivities! No matter what version you prefer, one thing is sure: everyone knows who you're rooting for whenever those famous yellow-and-green colors show up anywhere near Lambeau Field.