Taking an in-depth look at when the NFL ditched its unique and colorful Super Bowl logos for a templated design.
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Phantom Merchandise: Carolina Panthers Super Bowl 50 Champions Gear
First off, congratulations are in order for the Denver Broncos, who picked up their 3rd Super Bowl championship with a 24-10 victory over the Carolina Panthers. You’re probably watching them don their Super Bowl merchandise as you read this, and if you’re a Panthers fan, all you can do is
Whoops: Super Bowl grounds crew paints Broncos colors in both endzones
Super Bowl 50 is a week from Sunday. It’s a good thing that there’s still plenty of time remaining until the big game, because the Grounds Crew working for the Super Bowl at Levi’s Stadium made a bit of a flub when it came to painting the endzones. Yep, apparently
Phantom Merchandise: NFC, AFC Champs, Super Bowl 50 Matchups
Super Bowl 50 is all set, the Carolina Panthers continued their incredible season with a blowout win over the Arizona Cardinals and Tom Brady’s magic came up just one play short in the Denver Broncos victory over the New England Patriots. It’s Broncos vs. Panthers, the flashy young quarterback against
Fifty Years of Super Bowl Logos
With the 2015 NFL Playoffs getting underway this weekend it’s a fitting time we take a look back at the past half-century of Super Bowl logos. The 50th annual Super Bowl game will be played less than one month from today, it is the first time the league has used
The NFL Will be going on a year-long gold rush to celebrate Super Bowl 50
Near the end of yesterday’s post concerning the 2016 NFL Pro Bowl’s gold uniforms, I made a quip about the NFL falling in love with gold this year, but not quite to the point of going full-“All Gold Everything.” Apparently, I spoke too soon, because if today’s news is any
NFL Unveils Super Bowl 50 Logo
The National Football League today unveiled the logo for Super Bowl 50, which will be held in February 2016 at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California. For the first time in 45 years the Super Bowl will NOT use Roman numerals in both it’s logo and in the title of