Wordmark “JETS” in white italics with a white and green football in front, and “NEW YORK” in white above all within a green football-shaped oval.

Coach Bill Parcells in 1998, who sought to form a new team identity, changed the logo reverting to the 1965 logo, a modified version of the logo, since the oval was now more rounded at the ends and no longer resembled a football.

Ten years later, in 1978, the team again changed the design of the logo. The new logo, wordmark “JETS” in a “sleek, modern font” resembling the wing of a Jet.

New York Jets logo from their days in the AFL is carried over to the NFL. he logo is now the shape of a green solid football with “JETS” written in white inside of the football, in the background of the logo was an outline of the letters “NY” in white. A small white football at the bottom of the logo.

The new 1967 logo inverted the last logo from white to green. The logo is now the shape of a green solid football with “JETS” written in white inside of the football, in the background of the logo was an outline of the letters “NY” in white. A small white football at the bottom of the logo.

In 1965, the logo was changed to the shape of a white and green outline football with “JETS” written in green inside of the football, in the background of the logo was an outline of the letters “NY.” A small green football at the bottom of the logo.

In 1963, the logo changed to a green airplane with “JETS” written in white inside the shape of the plane.

The original logo for the titans is a black and white football player next to “The Titans of New York” wordmark in navy blue and gold.