Just as the game itself, the logos for the Super Bowl have changed greatly over the years. From straightforward simplicity to ...

California), Super Bowl XXXI (New Orleans), Super Bowl XXXVIII (Houston) and Super Bowl XXXIX (Jacksonville). After utilizing unique logos for Super Bowls I through XLIV, the NFL made a switch to ...

Just like the Mardi Gras–inspired Super Bowl XXXI logo, it’s a design that immediately invokes New Orleans by tapping into the city’s well-known culture, not its monuments or topography.

Of this era, the peach logo stands out as well as the Mardi Gras-influenced logo for Super Bowl XXXI (1997) and the lighthouse of San Diego's Super Bowl XXXVII (2003)." According to Radom ...

From the NFL’s perspective, that’s precisely the point. One glance is all it takes to recognize that you’re looking at the biggest sporting event in the nation … and perhaps the world.