With the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Kansas City Chiefs announcing what uniforms they’ll wear in Sunday’s Super Bowl LV last week, I’ve decided to take a look back at Super Bowl uniform matchups of years past.
As I’ve done for a few years now, I based the design below off an old keychain I found in a box in my basement, 110 cartoon-style football players displaying the score of the first 54 Super Bowls (and just a generic “SB LV” score for the yet-to-be-played 55th). The AFL/AFC team is always shown on the left, while the NFL/NFC team is always shown on the right, this placement is regardless of who won the game or who was designated the home team.
LINK: Every Kansas City Chiefs logo and uniform
LINK: Every Tampa Bay Buccaneers logo and uniform
The graphic below is a big one, just click on it and you’ll see the full-sized version:
Click the graphic above to see a full-sized version.
LINK: All-time Super Bowl logo history
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