Eagles Primary Logo
The Philadelphia Eagles are one of the oldest teams in NFL History. Thus, there is no question that they have quite a detailed history. The franchise started in 1933. The franchise has always been known as the Philadelphia Eagles every year except for one season. In 1943, the Philadelphia Eagles merged with their inter-state rival Pittsburgh Steelers and formed a team called the Philadelphia/Pittsburgh Steagles. This was a temporary arrangement made between both teams due to roster shortages due to World War II.Â
The Eagles have won four conference championships in franchise history. (1960, 1980,2004 and 2017). They have won 3 NFL Championships (1948,1949,1960) and one Super Bowl championship (2017).  Â
Legendary players such as Reggie White, Brian Dawkins, Steve Van Buren, and Chuck Bednarik have played for this franchise. Overall, the Eagles have thirteen players/coaches in the Hall of Fame that are affiliated with the franchise.Â
The Eagles deserve a logo history in which Eagle fans can come and reconnect with their brand identifiers that have only served to enhance their brand loyalty.Â
One cannot help but notice that the Eagles have had quite a few logos during their franchise history. Many may be surprised that the first logo has a color scheme of blue and white. After that, the majority of the Eagles' primary logos had green & white as their color schemes up until 1995.Â
The Eagles' current primary logo has white and silver as its color schemes. It is in its 26th year as the team’s primary brand identifier.
1996 - Present
The team’s logo changed in 1996, with the eagle limited to a white bald head, drawn in a more cartoon based style. The eagle has determined and aggressive attack look with mouth open. The logo has a silver border to give it a 3-D look. The current logo has a hidden “E” on the neck of the eagle.
1987 - 1995
In 1987 a new and different design of the eagle was introduced. The eagle is now flying right to left and the green eagle has now a white accent through out its body and wings. Again carrying a brown football.
1973 - 1986
A green eagles football helmet.
1969 - 1972
A new designed logo was created in 1969. A green eagle carrying a white football. The wings look very similar to wings on a jet.
1948 - 1968
From 1948 – 1995, the team logo was an eagle in flight carrying a football in its claws. The design was similar to the Apollo 11 emblem, and its moon-landing craft was dubbed Eagle, players wore the flight’s mission patch on their jerseys during 1969.
1944 - 1947
A green eagle flying while holding a football in its claws.
1943
In 1943, when manpower shortages stemming from World War II made it impossible to fill the roster, the team merged with the Pittsburgh Steelers forming the “Phil-Pitt Eagles” and were known as the “Steagles.” The merger, never intended as a permanent arrangement, was dissolved at the end of the 1943 season. The logo is a black eagle grabbing a black helmet.
1936 - 1942
A green and white eagle holding a green football while taking off.
1933 - 1935
Eagles first logo is a blue and white eagle flying grasping a blue football.
