Additions like these instill pride from fans, and memories of that night. Designers and fans adding the score from the game and the date of the game under the logo.

Multiple variations of the logos have been altered after the team’s first Superbowl win. The word itself curved almost like a football at the bottom. The E and the S are pointed at the end, almost like an eagle’s talons carved them out. The font accompanied by the logo is in all capital letters and also sporting the “midnight green” shade. This represents the “fighting spirit” of the team. The expression was added to make the logo look more intimidating. The football was taken off, and the image of the whole eagle was replaced with just the head of the bird.

They also added black and white, giving the logo more depth. Instead, designers opted to darken the color. As stated earlier, this was the first version to not include the infamous “Kelly green” shade. The current logo was introduced in 1996, and is the most well-known version of the team’s logo. Two versions of the Philadelphia Eagles logo circa 1996 A record like this makes every win exciting. While this isn’t much compared to other notable teams such as the Patriots and the Cowboys, it’s still something to be proud of. The team was first formed in 1933, and since then they have 3 NFL championship wins (1948, 1949, 1960) and 1 Superbowl win. No one, not even fans, expected them to win the Superbowl during the 2017 season. Maybe I’m biased, but they are the underdogs of the entire franchise. The Philadelphia Eagles are the most underrated team in the NFL. As an Eagles fan myself, this logo not only represents the team, but the city itself.

While it is quite simple, the image itself reminds the viewer of a long, rollercoaster-like history of the team. To a Philadelphia fan, this logo is iconic. This color was used until 1996 when the current logo was unveiled and introduced “midnight green”. Ever since then, the Eagle has been included in every modification to the logo. This specific style lasted until about 1987 when the picture was flipped from the right to the left, and more detail was added to the bird itself and the football. Shown above is the first logo for the Philadelphia Eagles. If you’re a resident of either New Jersey or Philadelphia, or you like football in general, you’ll probably recognize this logo.

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