Cooper Neill/Getty According to the theory, the colors in the Super Bowl logo — designed well in advance of the game itself — predicts which teams will play against each other in the championship.

The first Super Bowl in 1967 did not feature an official logo, but from Super Bowl 2 onwards, each championship game has had a unique emblem. From 1968 to 2010, Super Bowl logos often incorporated ...

It all started with Super Bowl LVI, when the orange and ... From 1967's Super Bowl II until 2009's Super Bowl XLIV, the game's logo included various colors, fonts and designs.

“It's a unique mixture of icons that represents what this whole thing is all ... s big game “Super Bowl L” – the league ditched the Roman numerals for one season. As for the logo, the ...

The first logos used in Super Bowls two through 44 specifically featured aspects of the city in which that year’s game would ... creating an all gold logo to celebrate Super Bowl 50.

The Super Bowl logo is seen before the NFL Super Bowl 57 football game Sunday, Feb. 12 ... the two teams projected to go all the way were the Baltimore Ravens and the San Francisco 49ers ...

They weren't featured on the field at all," Todd Radom ... be interested in that year's Super Bowl merchandise." The game was played at the Georgia Dome and featured a logo that paid homage ...

The first Super Bowl logo didn’t even say “Super Bowl,” as it was considered the “First World Championship Game” between the AFL and NFL. Super Bowl II marked the origins of not only ...