Alternate Logos
Arizona Cardinals
The state flag of Arizona logo, worn on the sleeve of the Cardinals uniform.
Atlanta Falcons
Initials "ATL" in black with a white and grey trim and the left half of the letter "A" forming the wing of the Falcons primary logo.
Baltimore Ravens
Alternate Raven's logo (front view raven's head) above the wordmark. Double lined wordmark "RAVENS" in black with gold trim and "BALTIMORE" above in black.
Buffalo Bills
A blue buffalo with a red streak. A wordmark below the buffalo "BILLS" in red.
Chicago Bears
An orange with white and navy trim of a wishbone letter "C."
Former primary logo.
Cincinnati Bengals
A front view of an orange, white and black Bengal tiger’s head roaring. The Bengals changed to a darker shade of orange in 2021.
Dallas Cowboys
A cowboy carrying a football on a horse with a Dallas Cowboys helmet and chaps facing to the left.
Detroit Lions
A fierce leaping blue lion still has the white then silver outline. A flowing mane and fangs as facial features are added. Wordmark “DETROIT” on top in a smaller font and “LIONS” on the bottom in a larger font.
Green Bay Packers
White letter "G" inside green oval, no gold trim for this version.
Former primary logo, retired in 1979.
Houston Texans
An Olde English style letter "H" in light blue with dark blue highlights and red trim, a red star off to the right side.
Indianapolis Colts
The outline of the state of Indiana is carved out of the blue letter "C" from the Colts' new word mark to honor the team's home state and community.
Jacksonville Jaguars
A golden jaguar's head in shield facing to the right with the wordmark "JAGS" above in gold.
Kansas City Chiefs
When the franchise moved to Kansas City in 1963, Bob Taylor was commissioned to produce a new logo similar to his original incarnation. Taylor’s new rendition featured a Native American figure running with the same stride and holding the pigskin in the same manner as the...
Los Angeles Chargers
Chargers primary logo lightning bolt above a wordmark "LOS ANGELES" in yellow and "CHARGERS" in blue. The letter "A" has a lightning bolt coming out of it.
Los Angeles Rams
Ram's head in white with blue trim and gold horns, a modernized and simplified version of early Rams logos.
Miami Dolphins
A Dolphin with a letter "M" in orange helmet jumping with a football and orange flames coming after the football.
Minnesota Vikings
Letters "MV" in purple with a yellow outline. The letters have viking horns on the ends. The letters "MV" stand for the word Minnesota Vikings.
New England Patriots
Letters "NE" in navy with white star and red streamers. The letters "NE" are for New England.
New Orleans Saints
A black, white and gold Fleur de lis, Wordmark "SAINTS" in black and a black star on the spot for New Orleans. The background is gold on a map of the state of Louisiana.
New York Giants
A New York Giant quarterback in blue above Giants Stadium in Meadowlands.
Philadelphia Eagles
The Eagles primary logo above the custom font wordmark "EAGLES" in midnight green.
Pittsburgh Steelers
A steel worker in overalls and a yellow hardhat on top of a yellow football attached to cable of a crane and waving a black with yellow numbers "1954." Wordmark "PITTSBURGH" on top in black and "STEELERS" on the bottom in black.
San Francisco 49ers
The numbers "49" in white with a black 3-D outline on a red, gold and black shield.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Skull & Swords on red sails of a buccaneer black ship with red accents. Tampa Bay Buccaneers logo on the sails.
Tennessee Titans
Silver and white T-Sword under Tennessee shield outlined in navy blue.
Washington Commanders
A roundel logo shows a burgundy, white, and gold circle presented as a coat, seal, or badge. In one quadrant is the Commander's primary letter "W" logo in white; opposite that are three white stars representing the DC, Maryland, and Virginia region, all on a burgundy background...
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NFL Alternate Logo
The National Football League (NFL) has a rich history of iconic teams and logos that have become synonymous with the sport. However, what if we ventured into the imagination and explored an alternate history of NFL logos? Let's take a journey through time and envision what could have been.
The NFL's early days saw a wave of bold and innovative logos in this alternate reality. The Chicago Bears, known for their ferocity on the field, embraced a logo featuring a roaring bear with fiery eyes, symbolizing their relentless pursuit of victory. The New York Giants, on the other hand, opted for a majestic depiction of the mythical creature, the griffin, symbolizing their strength and power.
As the NFL expanded, new teams emerged, each with its unique logo. The Green Bay Packers, a team known for its close-knit community and dedication, adopted a logo featuring a stylized pack of wolves running in unison, representing its unity and relentless pursuit of success. The Pittsburgh Steelers, with its blue-collar work ethic, embraced a logo showcasing a hammer and anvil, symbolizing its toughness and hard-hitting style of play.
In the 1970s, the NFL experienced a surge in popularity, leading to a rebranding of several teams. The San Francisco 49ers, in their pursuit of gold and glory, unveiled a logo depicting a blazing sun rising over the iconic Golden Gate Bridge, signifying their rise to prominence. The Dallas Cowboys, the "America's Team," embraced a logo featuring a majestic eagle soaring through the starry night sky, representing their dominance in the league.
As we fast forward to the present day, the NFL and its logos continue to evolve. The New England Patriots, a team synonymous with success, adopted a logo showcasing an imposing Minuteman, representing their fearless spirit and determination. The Seattle Seahawks, known for their fierce defensive prowess, embraced a logo featuring a majestic seahawk spreading its wings, symbolizing their dominance in the skies.
This alternate history of NFL logos showcases a world where creativity and imagination take center stage. It reminds us that even in a realm of make-believe, the power of logos can leave a lasting impact, capturing the essence and spirit of each team. While the actual NFL logos may differ from this alternate reality, what remains true is the undeniable passion and excitement that the NFL brings to fans worldwide.
