New York Giants
In the 2000 season, an updated stylized blue and red trim lowercase “ny” returned as the primary logo. Controversy surrounded the change because the team remained in New Jersey.
Giants Primary Logo
The New York Giants have a long and storied history, which is reflected in their primary logo. The team first adopted the iconic NY logo in 1925 when they moved from Ohio to New York City. This was one of the earliest logos used by an NFL franchise and has been through many iterations over the years, with various modifications made to reflect changing times.
The original NY logo featured a football player holding up two fingers, representing a victory for Big Blue fans everywhere. Over time this image changed slightly; it was given more depth and detail as well as color variations that included blue or red lettering on white backgrounds or vice versa. In 2000, the Giants updated their primary logo again with an even bolder look featuring larger letters outlined in black against a white background along with blue accents at each end of “NY” giving it greater emphasis than ever before
In 2016 another update occurred where they simplified their classic design by removing some of its details while keeping its core elements intact: two giant Ns crossed together inside a shield shape surrounded by stars representing each state within America's most populous metropolitan area -New York City- making sure everyone knows who reigns supreme! This new version also added orange highlights around certain parts such as "Giants" text underneath or small stars surrounding them both giving off powerful vibes no matter what angle you view it from - proving once again why this beloved sports franchise will always remain king among all other teams across professional American Football leagues worldwide!
New York Giants
1976 - 2000
The uppercase "NY" was itself replaced a season later by the team nickname written out in bold italicized white capital letters "GIANTS." This change was sparked by the team moving its operations to the Meadowlands in New Jersey.
New York Giants
1975
In 1975, a stylized white and blue uppercase "NY" replaced the solid blue "ny." The letters "NY" stand for New York.
New York Giants
1961 - 1975
Starting in 1961, a stylized blue lowercase "ny" was added to both sides of the team's helmet. The letters "ny" stand for New York.
New York Giants
1956 - 1961
The giant blue quarterback towers above Yankee Stadium the team's home from 1956 - 1973.
New York Giants
1950 - 1956
Prior to the 1961 campaign, the Giants official logo was the "giant quarterback" logo created by Marie Barclay Steinmuller. The logo featured a Giant's Quarterback about to throw the football in white and blue on a red background. A wordmark "NEW YORK FOOTBALL GIANTS" in white.
New York Giants
1945 - 1950
The "giant quarterback" logo is illustrative of the evolution of both the Giants and the sport that they play. Initially, the giant quarterback towers above the New York City skyline.
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