Philadelphia Eagles logo

In 1933 the very first logo design was a simply blue and white eagle that is seen grasping a blue football. Then in 1943 due to the many men fighting in World War II it made is virtually impossible to be able to get a full compliment to fill a roster and they merged with the Pittsburgh Steelers to become Phil-Pitt Eagles. It was never intended to be a permanent move and it was disbanded at the end of the 1943 season.

In 1948 the teams design was an eagle that was flying while carrying a football in its claws. In 1969 the franchise changed its logo and this time it was a green eagle carrying a white football and its wings look like that of a jet.

Then in 1987 a different design of the logo was launched. The eagle was seen flying to the left and the green eagle now had a white accent throughout its wings and body while carrying a brown football.

The latest logo for the team that is has used since 1995 and its was a eagle with a white bald head and looked a bit cartoonish. The eagle is made to look aggressive and ready to attack with its mouth open. The design has a silver border to give it a 3D look.