What is the Super Bowl 61 logo? NFL reveals next year's emblem
Jack McKessyThe Seattle Seahawks' Super Bowl 60 championship win is still only hours old, but the NFL has already started to turn its attention to Super Bowl 61.
On Monday, Feb. 9, one day after Seattle took down the New England Patriots in Super Bowl 60, the NFL officially unveiled the logo for next year's big game.
Super Bowl 61 will take place at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles, five years after the home of the Los Angeles Rams hosted the Rams' win over the Cincinnati Bengals in Super Bowl 56. With another NFL title game in L.A., the NFL's Super Bowl 61 logo adopts a beachy theme, with a sunset orange gradient in the background of a crashing, blue wave. It's similar to Super Bowl 56's logo, which featured a similar red-orange gradient and palm tree silhouettes for what was the first Super Bowl in the greater Los Angeles area since 1993.
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Super Bowl 61 logo revealed
The NFL revealed the Super Bowl 61 logo on social media site X on Feb. 9. Here's what it looks like:
The logo is dominated by "LXI," the Roman numerals for 61, colored with a sunset orange gradient as the primary background and outline color. Inside the "LXI" is a multi-toned blue wave, arcing up on the right side just before it crashes down.
On the bottom of the logo is a two-toned silver rectangle, with the darker silver tone separated from the lighter side by a sinuous line that also looks like a wave. "Super Bowl" is stamped on the rectangle in capitalized, bold, black text. The Lombardi Trophy is in the direct middle of the logo, on top of the "Super Bowl" rectangle and in front of the "LXI," splitting the X down the middle.
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