By Addison Foote - Graphic Designer  Website

Year: 2015

The "Indian Packing Company" gave the franchise $500 to have the team named after them. Around that same time they had a secondary logo mark with the letters "G" and "B" overlapping each other. I thought that would be a cool design to use as inspiration for this.

By Max O'Brien - Graphic Designer

Year: 2013

The hardest part in making these logos is not the creation of them. Making them is comparatively easy once you know what you’re doing. The hardest and longest part by far is coming up with the right idea. Sometimes it comes straight away and teams with more specific names only make it easier. For others, it can be brain numbingly difficult. The Green Bay Packers are one such example.

Their logo, the bold green ‘G’ is unwavering and has stood the test of time. Their fans share the same qualities; proud and loyal. That’s when I realised, the logo shouldn’t be a representation of the name (beside the obvious reason of being decidedly awkward) but a testament to the legacy of the team, its history and its home.

The Packers are an embodiment of the history of Wisconsin and it makes sense to pay homage to it. Looking back at what logos came before the ‘G’ and the theme is present there too. It only makes sense to continue it. The logo is the state of Wisconsin with a star marking the location of Green Bay overlaid with an interlocking glyph of the letters ‘G’ and ‘B’. Really the logo borrows multiple elements from older logos and different variations put together as a testament to the history of Green Bay.

By Mark Crosby - Graphic Designer  Website

Year: 2012

The Packers used to sport an interlocking block GB, similar in style to Notre Dame's monogram, but abandoned it after switching to the popular oval G.