This Graphic Shows How Lame, Uninteresting Super Bowl Logos Have Become

by Dakota Randall | Jan 28, 2019 | 1 Min Read

There was a time when Super Bowl logos were cool, fresh and unpredictable.

Those days are over, however, and they’ve been over for quite a while.

The logo for Super Bowl LIII, which will be played between the New England Patriots and Los Angeles Rams, is the latest dud in what’s become a decade of suck. In fact, you have to go back to Super Bowl XLIV (New Orleans Saints vs. Indianapolis Colts in 2010) to find the last example of a remotely interesting logo.

Take a look at this graphic, which includes every Super Bowl logo:

https://twitter.com/JoeCulotta/status/1089897276837978113

We understand that the NFL wants a cleaner, more marketing-friendly logo, but that doesn’t mean all creativity has to be abandoned.

As for which logos are the best, we’re partial to Super Bowl XLIII (1978) and XXXII (1997). You really can’t go wrong with anything from the late 1970s to mid-1990s, though.

What do you think?  Leave a comment.

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Dakota Randall

Plymouth State/Boston University product from Wolfeboro, NH, who now is based in Rhode Island. Have worked at NESN since 2016, covering the Patriots since 2021. Might chat your ear off about Disney World, Halo 2, and Lord of the Rings.

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