Jets Logo

The New York Jets Primary Logo

Jets again introduce a logo with the letter "NY" in the back and use it for the first times since they moved to New Jersey. These jets did not go back to the AFL days' dark vegetation, but took a shadow near the woodland vegetation as their logo. Trainer Bill Parcells, who tried to create a new teammate personality in 1998, altered the logo and turned to the 1965 logo, a revised edition of the logo, as the end of the logo's ovals were rounder and no longer looked like a soccer ball.

In 1978, ten years later, the company again redesigned the logo. A new logo, the word mark "JETS" in a "slim, contemporary font" reminiscent of the wings of a jet. The New York Jets logo from their time in the AFL is transferred to the NFL. The logo now has the form of a massive soccer ball with "JETS" in red inside the soccer ball, in the back of the logo was an outlined letter "NY" in red.

Small soccer ball on the underside of the logo. From 1967, the new logo reversed the last logo from whites to greens. Now the logo has the form of a massive soccer ball with "JETS" in lettering inside the soccer ball, in the back of the logo was an contour of the letter "NY" in lettering whit.

Small soccer ball on the underside of the logo. 1965 the logo was transformed into a white-green contour soccer ball with "JETS" in lettering in the interior of the soccer ball, in the back of the logo was an contour of the letter "NY". Small soccer ball on the underside of the logo.

The logo was transformed in 1963 into a verdant aircraft with "JETS" printed in the form of an aircraft. Originally for the Titanic team, the logo is a monochrome footballer next to the word mark "The Titan of New York" in marine blues and golden.