Classic Team Logo of the Day

Logo of another pro football team from the old Continental Football League, the Philadelphia Bulldogs. They played in the league in its’ first two seasons in 1965 and ’66, playing in the league title game both seasons, and winning it all in ’66, before folding shortly afterwards.

Logo of the first professional football team located in Mexico – the Monterey Golden Aztecs, who played in the Continental Football League in its’ final season in 1969. The club, owned by San Antonio car dealer Red McCombs, ran into financial trouble and folded halfway through the season. McCombs went on to bigger and better … Read More

Logo of the San Antonio Toros, a minor league football team that played one season, 1969, in the old defunct Continental Football League. They played in the Texas Division for their lone season in the league, and finished with a 7-4 record. They made it all the way to the league championship game, but lost … Read More

This is a logo of the Texas A&M Aggies, used from 1964 until 1977. The school is currently home to the most recent Heisman Trophy winner, Johnny Manziel, AKA “Johnny Football”. Although the school now plays in the Southeastern Conference, they were members of the old Southwest Conference during the era this logo was used. … Read More

Logo of a college football team that was once a powerhouse in the old Southwest Conference, the Southern Methodist University Mustangs. The team’s heyday came in the early 1980s when they featured the “Pony Express” backfield that included future NFL players Eric Dickerson and Craig James. They were NCAA co-champions in 1981. However, numerous NCAA … Read More

An early logo of the National Football League’s Philadelphia Eagles, used from 1948 until 1968. The club won 3 NFL titles during the era of this logo, in 1948 and ’49 behind Hall of Famer Steve Van Buren, and in 1960. The ’48 and ’49 teams are the only ones in league history to win back-to-win … Read More

Logo of a former minor league baseball team that played, of all places, in Havana, Cuba – the Havana Sugar Kings. They played in the AAA International League from 1954 until 1960, when Fidel Castro and his Communist government took over the country, forcing the franchise to move to Jersey City. The Sugar Kings’ roster … Read More

Logo of the long forgotten Boston Yanks, a football team that played in the National Football League from 1944 until 1948. The team played its’ home games at Fenway Park, and for one season – 1945 – merged with the Brooklyn Tigers, due to a shortage of players during World War II, and were known only … Read More

Logo of the  Cleveland Browns, a pro football team, used from 1948 until 1958. The team played in the old All America Football Conference from 1946 until 1950, then joined the NFL. The “Brownie” logo is appropriately wearing a championship crown – appropriate since the Browns, under coach Paul Brown, won every AAFC title in … Read More

Brand new logo of the National Football League’s Jacksonville Jaguars, which was incorporated into the team’s new multi-colored helmets this season. The Jags joined the NFL as an expansion team in 1995 and made the playoffs in only their second season in ’96. Their first coach was current New York Giant head man Tom Coughlin.   … Read More