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The Super Bowl logo is a legendary symbol that confirms American football’s incredibly high value in the United States and attracts the attention of hundreds of thousands of fans. Each year, the emblem receives something new in its design to impress with its uniqueness and remain forever in sports history.

Meaning and History

What is Superbowl?

This is the annual game for the championship of the National Football League (NFL), which concludes the American football season and has become an event beyond the realm of sports culture. It features the winners of the two NFL conferences — the AFC and NFC — competing for the Vince Lombardi Trophy. This spectacle attracts millions of fans from around the world. In addition to the game itself, it includes the famous halftime show featuring world-class musicians and unique commercial breaks showcasing the best examples of creative advertising. Parties across the country bring together families and friends to watch together. This event, blending physical skill, entertainment, and business, symbolizes American culture. Fans see it as a day filled with emotions and rivalry, while players consider it the pinnacle of their careers.

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This was a legendary time for American football when the New Orleans Saints achieved a brilliant victory over the Indianapolis Colts with a crushing score of 31-17. But equally iconic is the Super Bowl 2010 logo: it embodies the utmost drive for success, conveyed through a blazing spectrum of red-orange shades. These colors hide the immense potential of one of the main competitions on the North American continent—a true celebration for the hearts of thousands of football fans.

The peak emotions, unfolding not only on the field but also in the stands, are reflected in the fiery colors. Hope, joy, disappointment, intense emotions, ecstatic cheers—all are captured within them, all compressed within the boundaries of the Roman numeral XLIV, representing the 44th tournament. The massive glyphs display the genetic code of the Super Bowl, with the “X” and “V” partially resembling fragments of DNA. The emblem also captures what drives the teams and their supporters:

• Unyielding competition for the championship;
• Pride in their favorite athletes;
• The desire to prove the highest skill in ball handling.

It is no coincidence that the central part of the logo represents the goalposts, with a successfully thrown ball flying through them. The ball is also painted deep orange, with a dark red stripe at the bottom. They are balanced by white laces, softening the peak intensity of the scored goal.

Long, sharp “spikes” extend to the right and left from the vertical goalpost, forming an inverted triangle. It is so large that it is highlighted in red for clarity. Its upper edges serve as a platform for the name of the important sports event: the words “Super” and “Bowl” are painted in white and are separated by bright goalposts with a dark blue background. Red also serves as a shadow for the Roman numerals, appearing on only one side, making room for the fiery orange.

The complex structure of the Super Bowl 2010 emblem reflects the challenging football season: enormous hopes, intense emotions, and conflicting opinions, all expressed in the palette’s contrast. And it is truly contrasting, as the red and orange are complemented by dark blue, almost black. However, the star at the tip of the triangle (on the right side) is painted in neutral blue, while its counterpart on the left edge is red. This demonstrates the rival teams’ unyielding nature and readiness to face each other in sports.

2011

In 2011, a period of standardized Super Bowl logos with predictable designs began. By order of the NFL, it was decided to include the name of the sporting event, large Roman numerals, the Lombardi Trophy, and an image of the stadium where the game was to be held in every emblem. Football fans considered this concept too dull because the uniform visual identity blurred the distinction between different championship seasons, erasing the unique character and spirit of competition.

The Super Bowl 2011 logo can be seen as a template on which all subsequent logos, up until 2015, were based. The designers wanted it to look like a trophy awarded to the winner—an “enhanced” Lombardi Trophy with additional layers. As a result, the logo is perceived as a solid structure cast from sterling silver.

The gray gradient mimics a metallic texture, white stripes resemble light reflections, and black shadows create a sense of depth, giving the image a three-dimensional appearance. All this adds modernity to the emblem but deprives it of the most important element—sporting excitement. The lifeless metal emits coldness, evoking a sense of artificiality and formality. It lacks dynamism, passion, and the unrestrained emotions that electrify the stands during matches.

This design has only one advantage—informational clarity. The artists accurately recreated the stadium’s appearance where Super Bowl XLV was to take place. The silhouette of the building hints at the general contours of AT&T Stadium with its retractable roof. However, the logo designers did not delve into details and omitted some elements. The result is a mini-model—a tribute to the city of Arlington, which hosted the National Football League championship in 2011.

Right before the stadium entrance stands a giant Lombardi Trophy: a football mounted on a tall base engraved with the NFL emblem on the side. The trophy is depicted as large to show its importance and grandeur, as it is the main symbol of victory in the annual game. The trophy represents the moment of triumph, as it is awarded to the strongest team. The enormous football, reaching the heavens, symbolizes the pursuit of great heights.

The stadium and the Lombardi Trophy rest on a horizontal rectangle with the words “Super Bowl.” The strict style of the inscription suggests that the game will be fair but challenging, as each participant is focused on victory. The uppercase, sans-serif font may seem simple at first glance, but it contains many interesting nuances that reflect the dynamism of the match. Even the squared shape of the letters is not static, as the rounded corners create a sense of movement.

The Super Bowl logo has a solid foundation in the form of large Roman numerals “XLV.” Like the other elements, they have a silvery-gray gradient miming a metallic texture. Each glyph is outlined with a thin light strip, creating the illusion of sharp edges. The sides of the numerals recede into the background and dissolve into black space as if into an infinite cosmos. This sense of infinity conveys the timeless nature of the Super Bowl, which takes place every year.

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This Super Bowl logo was an exception among the series of identical symbols created according to the same template. For the first time since 2011, it does not feature a Roman numeral because a single “L” (representing 50) would have appeared unstable. The designers chose not to turn the event’s emblem into a whimsical seesaw and simply removed the “L,” replacing it with Arabic numerals.

That’s why the Super Bowl 2016 logo contains a massive number 50, almost matching the height of the Lombardi Trophy. The new golden color reflects the historical background of the region hosting the match: the state of California earned the nickname “Golden State” due to the Gold Rush. The numbers are not just reminiscent of shiny metal bars—they feature iconic landmarks of San Francisco:

• The ancient redwoods from Muir Woods National Monument;
• The Golden Gate Bridge, connecting San Francisco to Marin County;
• The majestic Coit Tower with its observation deck;
• The clock tower rising atop the San Francisco Ferry Building;
• The five-star Mandarin Oriental Hotel;
• The modern skyscraper, the Transamerica Pyramid.

However, only those familiar with the region will recognize them, as the artists turned this part of the Super Bowl logo into a picturesque industrial scene. Faint silhouettes can be seen in the distance on the horizon, shrouded in pre-dawn mist and illuminated by golden sunlight.

In the foreground is the Lombardi Trophy, which looks as usual. The tall, narrow base with the football expresses pride in athletic victories, and the NFL emblem on the front reminds us of the league to which the competing teams belong. The trophy symbolically stands in the stadium’s center, hosting the game in 2016. The artists recreated the shape of Levi’s Stadium and carefully detailed some construction elements to add realism.

At the bottom is the traditional silver plaque with the inscription “Super Bowl.” Due to the thin white outlines, the black letters appear pressed into the metallic surface, giving the match’s name a modern and industrial look. The uppercase, sans-serif glyphs look massive, strict, and technological. The geometric font has a square shape, but smooth curves add softness, echoing the lines of the football from the Lombardi Trophy.

2017

This year, the organizers aimed to emphasize the common traits of the competitors rather than what separates them. Therefore, the Super Bowl 2017 logo reflects the similarities between the teams. The designers found these similarities in the athletes’ palettes and chose colors that are present in most clubs:

• Silver;
• White;
• Red

The logo developers incorporated these colors into various elements. It was easiest to use gray, as it is a classic base for a prestigious symbol and is available in numerous shades—from chrome to ash. This color works well in the visual identity of the year’s main sporting event because it does not appear dull. On the contrary, it showcases the football players’ steely resolve, iron will, tirelessness, determination, and readiness to stubbornly push toward victory.

The Lombardi Trophy is traditionally painted in a silvery color. For example, the background of the classic NFL shield is dark gray, creating a large shadow. The ball appears the most metallic, while a softer shade is used for the Roman numeral LI, representing the number 51. The large glyphs have nearly identical shapes, fitting harmoniously into the composition, taking an honorable place to the right and left of the main trophy. They are massive, ultra-bold, and monolithic.

Their pedestal is a horizontal rectangle with the inscription “Super Bowl.” The letters are drawn with smooth lines, so they lack sharp edges. All the tops are cut off, and the corners are rounded. Moreover, the Lombardi Trophy and Roman numerals are on the same level. A bold, uppercase, sans-serif font was chosen for the lower line, perfectly conveying the inscription’s softness.

Most teams use red as the accent color of the Super Bowl 2017 logo. It appears in several places:

• On the ball (as a reflection of the rising sun);
• On the platform (as the background),
• On the letters (as a side shadow).

White is used less extensively. It can be seen on the ball (a triangular light reflection) and the NFL badge (the background). It is also in limited amounts in the lower line but blends with gray, as all the letters have a gradient. This approach allowed the event organizers to highlight the equal importance of the competitors.

2018

In the Super Bowl LII logo, a new accent color appeared: the bold red was replaced by a calm azure, exuding confidence, tranquility, and determination. It appears as a matte gradient to emphasize the expressiveness of the letters in the lower rectangle. Thin azure highlights also decorate the edges of the Roman numerals and the Lombardi Trophy, enhancing the metallic texture.

The Super Bowl 2018 logo gained visual lightness thanks to a new trophy design, which significantly changed compared to the previous version. The pedestal became taller and narrower, while the ball was reduced in size and changed its angle. The NFL heraldic shield is shifted upward and tilted diagonally to make it look like the trophy is turned sideways. This placement of the crest enhances the three-dimensional effect created by the smooth silver gradient.

The gray color has lightened, especially on the front of the award. Because of this, the Super Bowl logo seems less bulky than before. Looking at it gives a deceptive feeling of lightness, contradicting the intense competition between football teams for the championship title. The new color scheme emits a chill, making the Lombardi Trophy appear distant and unattainable—something worth fighting for.

The award is still positioned after the “L,” but now it does not cover the Roman numeral; it is slightly shifted to the right. The same distance is maintained between the other elements lined up in a row. Since an additional “I” was added to the emblem, the designers had to extend the lower rectangular plaque. The inscription, however, has not changed and retains its original size.

Thin, dark gray lines separate the silver letters from the azure background, giving the match title a raised effect. The square geometric font creates a sense of reliability, stability, and balance, while the rounded corners add dynamism, emphasizing the unstoppable energy of the sports competition.

2019

This Super Bowl period was memorable for the crushing score and the inability to close the gap by even a few points, as the game’s outcome was disappointing for one side and joyful for the other. 13-3—those numbers flashed on the scoreboard at the end of the competition. Yet the game was memorable for more than that; the Super Bowl 2019 logo impressed everyone. It brilliantly conveyed the thirst for victory that brought the opponents together in the arena, like raging bulls, to fight for the Lombardi Trophy.

As always, this year’s emblem features gray with a metallic sheen. Its gradient sometimes resembles chrome steel, silver with a patina, or a mirror-smooth surface. The shades are so skillfully distributed across all elements that they are completely seamless: they form a unified, harmonious image. It radiates confidence, persistence, and determination.

The main feature of the new Super Bowl logo lies in several factors that don’t immediately catch the eye. They become noticeable upon closer inspection. Here are the details:

• An elongated platform under the Roman numerals of the annual competition (due to the addition of another “I”).
• A light-colored ball (which stands out better among the darkened elements, appearing as an accent and as solemn as a cherished dream).
• A dark stripe on the blue color (it runs horizontally across the entire rectangle, serving as a striking background for the title).
• A large space between the letters (so the inscription occupies more space on the long plaque).

As before, the trophy’s reflection can be seen on the right side of the award, highlighting the mirrored surface—metallic yet still fragile. There has also been a redistribution of shadows: the dark spot beneath the ball disappeared, replaced by a lighter one. Therefore, the lower part of the Lombardi Trophy is once again darker than the upper.

The glyphs of the Roman numeral LIII (representing the Arabic number 53) have massive serifs that merge with the main strokes: they share a common outline in the form of a beveled edge. This makes the numbers cohesive. Another distinctive feature is hidden in the inscription. It is rendered in uppercase with wide spacing between letters, so the title matches the extended podium.

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Super Bowl Logo 2020

The Super Bowl 2020 logo stands out from all previous versions. It began a modernized design for the famous sports symbol and launched a new era, presenting the emblem as a dream prize that requires professional growth.

This is conveyed primarily by the light shades of the trophy, shining like a polished treasure. Among the significant changes that influenced the culture of visual identity and the concept of competition, the following should be noted:

• Sharpened edges (symbolizing focus, restraint, and readiness to take risks).
• Absence of serifs (hinting at freedom, limitless possibilities, openness).
• Light shades (the gray gradient has gradually shifted to the white spectrum to more accurately express the honesty of the competition).
• Multi-color scheme (this is the first logo with two accent colors, which had never been seen before).

To balance the Roman numerals, the designers shifted the trophy: they moved the cup to the left, visually connecting it with the “L” symbol, which represents the number 50. On the right side is the continuation of the numbering for the next competition—the numeral “IV.” Together, they designate the 54th Super Bowl. All the glyphs have polished edges, slightly raised in the center, giving them a three-dimensional appearance.

However, the lower inscription lacks volume. The title is set in a classic serif font with rounded symbols. Interestingly, graphically, the external sides of the letters are without corners, while the internal parts have them. These are mainly 90-degree angles, conveying the unwavering determination of the opponents, who equally strive for victory in the football match.

Speaking of accent colors, turquoise and light gold are reminiscent of beige with a bright sheen. This was the first time such a color combination appeared in the history of Super Bowl logos. The shades are subdued as if covered by a light mist. They represent strength, light, trust, determination, hope, and tranquility. This interpretation is connected to the redistribution of shadows, which have become much fewer in the emblem. The intensity of the shine has also decreased: it remains only on the football.

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Super Bowl Logo 2021

The Super Bowl 2021 logo resembles the 2020 emblem because it uses two accent colors. However, while the Roman numerals previously emitted a warm yellow glow, they now evoke a sense of coldness due to the blue gradient. The gradient shift appears dynamic thanks to the contrast between the light top and the dark bottom. This visual energy captures the atmosphere of the year’s main sporting event, where everything relies on strength, speed, and precision.

The Lombardi Trophy has barely changed compared to the previous version. The only difference is that the colored reflection is now positioned diagonally, following the angled edge of the “V.” The blue color made the trophy more distinct, enhancing its sense of volume and depth.

The trophy resembles a majestic monument rising next to the “L.” The NFL crest proudly adorns its side: a shield with a football, eight stars, and the league’s name. Due to the shiny gradient, the illustrated Lombardi Trophy looks as if it’s made of silver, just like the real one. The imitation of noble metal emphasizes the award’s value to the entire sports world.

Since this year’s Super Bowl logo includes only two Roman numerals, the designers made them bold to avoid space. The wide lines create a sense of strength, stability, and durability, hinting at the timeless nature of the football championship.

The “L” and “V” are divided into blocks of different shades, creating a three-dimensional effect and making it seem like the characters are composed of facets with protruding edges. The color of the Roman numerals has also changed, with chaotic gray spots added to the familiar silver gradient. This pattern mimics the texture of natural stone—gray marble or granite. It enhances the emblem’s massiveness, which already appears heavy.

The designers recolored the lower plaque in orange to add visual lightness and contrast. The bright shade looks fresh, energetic, and positive, like a herald of triumph. A barely noticeable gradient divides the rectangle into two parts, drawing attention to the white “Super Bowl” inscription. The text is in a familiar sans-serif font. The smooth lines with rounded corners convey the unending energy of football and the players’ determination to win.

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Super Bowl Logo 2022

Honestly, the Super Bowl 2022 logo is the most controversial and ambiguous in the history of this grand competition. It became a point of contention, admired by some and appalling to others, who say that the trophy appears to be splattered with blood, giving it a sinister look. However, some fans agree with the designers that the main prize looks impressive and brings freshness to the overly uniform emblems. The Super Bowl logo opened a new chapter in the race for the trophy, focusing attention on the location of the year’s main game.

The designers faced a tough challenge: they had to do everything possible to shift sports fans’ attention from the Winter Olympics to the contest of the best U.S. football teams. By coincidence, that year, the Olympics also took place in February, running parallel to the Super Bowl but on another continent (in Beijing).

Therefore, it’s possible that the organizers decided to radically modernize the logo for this reason, something that had never happened before. The bold design was likely born out of a provocative impulse. Whatever the case, the Roman numeral LVI, representing the 56th Super Bowl, turned into glass figures and took place before the silver Lombardi Trophy. The massive glyphs look as if they are not drawn but carved out of acrylic glass.

In any case, the standardized emblem that repeated year after year is now a thing of the past. It was replaced by a logo with its own identity, featuring several silhouettes of palm trees standing against a palette of a hot sunrise. They represent the city hosting the football competition—Los Angeles. Apart from the local design, among other significant changes are:

• Minimalism (digital media and smartphones greatly influenced visual identity shifting towards simplicity, so logos could load easily and display adequately in smaller sizes).
• Gradient (of course, it existed in other Super Bowl emblems, but here, it’s very harmonious and almost invisible, even somewhat natural, as it accurately depicts the southern dawn sky).
• Engraving (this is how the inscription of the main football tournament’s title appears, placed on a three-dimensional light gray plate).

As always, the font chosen for the inscription is uppercase and sans-serif, but slightly different from before. It’s dark and bold, with sharp edges and no rounded curves. The letters have angles, and the “S” no longer resembles a wriggling worm. The gaps between the glyphs are wide, so the inscription stretches freely across the horizontal rectangle.

The logo’s color scheme has become much richer: numerous shades of gray, red, yellow, black, and blue were added, clearly visible on the border of the Super Bowl number. Together, they convey assertiveness, determination, energy, and the heat that reigns not only on the football field but also in the host city, known for its scorching California latitudes. Additionally, yellow and red are used in the flag of Los Angeles.

2023

Super Bowl Logo 2023

The task of the Super Bowl 2023 logo is to emphasize the scale of this popular sports event, which unites millions of fans. It conveys the participants’ energy, the spirit of competition, the drive for victory, and the location—Arizona. The emblem continues the tradition that began last season when a colorful local design replaced the reserved corporate style. The logo has a new template structure chosen by the NFL, which includes:

• A long rectangle displaying the name of the games (positioned at the bottom, serving as a platform for the other elements).
• The Roman numeral indicates the number of the football match (it consists of massive numbers featuring images of the competition’s location).
• The famous Lombardi Trophy (positioned between the numbers) is the victory award.

The composition’s highlight is its vibrant design, played out in various colors and shapes. This year’s Super Bowl logo stands out from the rest with its unique style connected to Arizona. The desert and hot state have many landmarks, the most iconic being its ancient rock formations. The emblem, therefore, features red stone mountains bathed in the rays of a picturesque sunset. Massive purple rocks rise proudly against a turquoise sky. Notably, the same colors are present in Arizona’s flag.

The bright palette and colorful scenery transform the traditional emblem into an unusual picture of the landscapes characteristic of the southwestern United States. This adds atmosphere and charisma to the visual identity, making it distinctive and unique. As a result, the cold Roman numerals of a long-gone era have become a living image—stunning and original.

The color combination is striking, even alien-like, given the unusual gradient representing the sky from a hot climate region. It’s not only turquoise but also a delicate green, azure, and light blue, making it look almost otherworldly. The gradient intensifies the impression, turning the earthly landscape into a surreal image of an expressionist painting. This is further emphasized by the broad rays radiating in different directions from the Lombardi Trophy.

This graphic technique elevated the prize—something worth striving for. The trophy is positioned sideways: it is behind the “L” but in front of the “V.” Its tight placement between the two glyphs is due to their size: these are very large characters, requiring a lot of space, which is limited by the name’s length in this case. Hence, the designers placed the trophy unconventionally—off-center, to the left. The prize itself looks as usual.

The logo features a copy of the real Lombardi Trophy. At the top, there’s an oval ball with turquoise highlights. It stands at the peak of an elongated pedestal, hinting at the award’s high value.

The vertical column is decorated with the classic NFL logo and a shield with the name of the main sports organization. The chrome shine with silver hues catches the eye, displaying the trophy in all its splendor.

Below is the name of the main sporting event—the Super Bowl. The inscription is split into two words and occupies almost the entire space of the gray rectangle, framed in a dark turquoise border. The letters are the same color. The bold, uppercase font emphasizes the immense significance of the event. The inscription is clear, thanks to the strong contrast of the dark glyphs against the light background. This makes it suitable for any digital device.

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Super Bowl Logo 2024

The Super Bowl 2024 logo is set to captivate as the event takes place in Las Vegas. With Roman numerals designed to appear as reflective surfaces, the emblem incorporates iconic elements of Vegas. The numerals form a semi-circle reminiscent of architectural marvels like Wynn Las Vegas or Bellagio. A silver pedestal with a football sits at the center, separating “LV” from “III,” making the first two signs resemble an abbreviation.

The reflective surfaces on the numerals capture the essence of Las Vegas, a city known for its dazzling lights and high-energy atmosphere. Reflections in this context signify the glitz and glamour that Vegas offers, from its lavish hotels to its bustling casinos. Incorporating the iconic Vegas symbol with a large rhombus, an eight-pointed star, and seven small circles adds a layer of complexity to the design, anchoring it firmly to its location. These elements are part of the city’s vibrant nightlife and entertainment scenes.

The semi-circular arrangement of the numerals serves a dual purpose. First, it alludes to the architectural wonders of Las Vegas, famous for its ambitious and extravagant structures. Second, the arrangement creates a sense of depth, as if the numerals are receding into the distance. This gives the logo a dynamic, three-dimensional feel, immediately capturing the spectator’s attention.

The silver pedestal holding the football is pivotal to the logo’s design. It not only separates the Roman numerals but also places the sport at the center of the festivities. Silver is associated with sophistication and modernity; the pedestal embodies these attributes. The choice of silver highlights the event’s prestige, differentiating it from any ordinary sporting event.

The Super Bowl LVIII logo is a collection of design elements that echo the spirit of the game and the host city. Through its intricate design choices, the logo tells a story of an event that is not merely a sports championship but a cultural phenomenon. It encapsulates the very ethos of Las Vegas and the grandeur of one of the most-watched sports events globally. It beckons to an audience, promising a game and an experience as multifaceted and dynamic as the city it represents.

2025

Superbowl Logo 2025

The spirit of New Orleans (chosen as the host city for the next football match) is beautifully represented in the emblem. The design of the Super Bowl 2025 logo reflects the joyful atmosphere of the city, known for its grand festivals and the colorful Mardi Gras Indians carnivals. The cultural traditions of Native Americans, Afro-Caribbeans, and West Africans inspire the visual identity. Additionally, it captures the energy of one of the major sporting events in the U.S., bringing together American football fans.

The designers worked to capture the unique state’s atmosphere deeply and showcase it in the emblem. The result is a symbol woven from historical threads—vivid and distinctive. These threads formed the basis of the ornament typical of the Mardi Gras Indians style, which originated as a gesture of gratitude to Native Americans for helping African slaves. This rich intercultural heritage has adorned the Super Bowl logo.

The ornament on the Roman numeral LIX, representing 59, is taken from traditional costumes decorated with beads. It’s so impressive that the pattern appears textured. It initially had a textured look because it was embroidered with tiny beads. The drawn version came later. However, it does not feature a chaotic mix of colors, as it might seem at first glance; everything is structured. In reality, the yellow, turquoise, purple, azure, burgundy, and red stripes contain deep meanings:

• Some elements reflect New Orleans’ connection to French colonists (e.g., the depiction of the fleur-de-lis, a traditional heraldic symbol in France).
• Elegant, flowing lines recall the patterns of the French Quarter’s famous wrought-iron balconies, a key attraction.
• The vibrant palette recreates the festive atmosphere during traditional carnivals (whose participants dress in similarly colorful outfits).

This means the geometric abstraction in the Super Bowl 2025 emblem expresses Mardi Gras traditions and the city’s rich heritage where the grand sports spectacle unfolds. The scale of the event is indicated by the floral elements painted in neon colors, which are the most eye-catching aspect of the logo: the LIX designation, where they are used, dominates the logo. The glyphs are large, block-style, with thin outlines.

As usual, the chrome-silver Lombardi Trophy—the main prize with an oval-shaped ball atop a vertical pedestal—is positioned behind the Roman numerals. Red-purple highlights from the neighboring “I” symbol are visible, hinting at the event’s great significance in American football. This time, the designers connected the Roman numerals “I” and “X,” demonstrating the unifying nature of the Super Bowl.

The title is below. It is positioned on a separate gray-and-white rectangle and colored in burgundy. The bold letters draw attention to the competition, while the rounded lines inspire trust. The uppercase sans-serif font appears serious and dignified. Smooth edges and precise angles indicate the teams’ steadfastness. Gentle curves infuse the logo with dynamism, making it lively and energetic.