This marks the end of our series on Football Logos. I find it so interesting the way that logos change over the years!
As we have looked through 12 of the most recognizable sports logos in America, I’ve loved seeing how each logo has evolved into a more simple, memorable logo that fans across the country can recognize.
Below you’ll find a list of Football logos which we’ve studied throughout this fall. Click on the links for each and you’ll see the short blurb with related facts about each logo.
Also, if you’re teaching graphic design, here’s a free lesson plan that goes along with this whole series. Click the button below and enter your email! (You can also click here to purchase the full unit which includes all the worksheets with keys, test with key and review, a full presentation and project outline, check it out!)
Miami Dolphins vs. Green Bay Packers
Though their logos are very different, they both have a way of catching the eye! To read the full article and get the worksheet that goes with it, click the button below!
Kansas City Chiefs vs. Atlanta Falcons
While the Chiefs may have started with a relatively cartoonish style, the Falcons have always stayed by a pretty simplified bird design. To read the full article and get the worksheet that goes with it, click the button below!
Chicago Bears vs Philadelphia Eagles
It is interesting that the Bears have opted for this simple capitol C look instead of capitalizing on their rather fear striking mascot. The eagles have certainly opted for that approach with their eagle! To read the full article and get the worksheet that goes with it, click the button below!
Denver Broncos vs Tampa Bay Buccaneers
In a lot of ways, the Broncos logo is very similar to the Eagles’ logo. They both use their mascot with a forward slanting, slightly open mouth. The buccaneers, on the other hand is nothing like any of the other logos studied through this series. To read the full article and get the worksheet that goes with it, click the button below!
Detroit Lions vs New England Patriots
These two logos are very different, but I think they both work very well for the teams they represent. I love the way that the lion’s stance is lunging forward, as if to strike. The Patriots, while more tame, also has a fierce determined look to it. To read the full article and get the worksheet that goes with it, click the button below!
Buffalo Bills vs Cleveland Browns
The last set of logos in the series couldn’t be more different! While the Bills logo has many of the qualities that the other logos discussed in this series have. The Browns are the only team to have an empty helmet both as a logo, would you call that originality or lack of creativity? To read the full article and get the worksheet that goes with it, click the button below!
I hope that this series is helpful for you in your classroom! Don’t forget to click through the links above to download the worksheets and view the full articles on each team.
Thank you SO MUCH for all that YOU do for those budding designers out there. YOU are truly amazing, too!
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