Texans Primary Logo

The Houston Texans have had a long and successful history in the National Football League. Since their inception in 2002, they have been one of the most recognizable teams in the league due to their unique logo and colors. The primary logo for the team has gone through several iterations over time, but it has always represented an important part of this franchise.

The original primary logo was designed by artist Robert Huntzinger when he was commissioned to create something representing Texas pride and football excellence within a single design. His design featured an outline of Texas with two stars inside, representing Houston’s status as “the Lone Star State” and “the Space City." This symbolized how far away from other NFL franchises Houston is located while highlighting its unique identity within professional sports culture. Additionally, there were five red horseshoes around this image, which served to give off a Western vibe and signify good luck for those who supported them on game day or any other occasion where they may need some extra luck along with them!

In 2014, after twelve years of using the same primary logo since their inaugural season back in 2002, The Texans decided it was time for something new: A more modern look that would better reflect what kind of team they wanted to be going forward into the future seasons ahead - one that embodied strength & resilience no matter what challenges might come it is a way! They chose designer Todd Radom's "Bull" concept, which features three bull horns forming an iconic shape against a bright blue background, signifying power & determination, all wrapped up into one powerful visual statement about who precisely these players are every Sunday when taking the field against opponents across America!