Miami Dolphins redesign In the redesign the Dolphin is updated with a cleaner, sleeker look, and is no longer wearing an undersized helmet, inadequate for a full contact sport. In the current logo, the dolphin has already reached the apex of it’s jump. By changing the angle of rotation, the Dolphin, no longer in it’s customary playful position, has gained speed and determination. Surging forward with a new found sense of purpose, it is now in a much more aggressive position. Adding black to the logo gives it greater contrast and a bold serious attitude. Not only has the Mascot regained it’s nobility but has become a force to be reckoned with. The bold collegiate “M”, a modernized version of the original M, serves not only as the initial to the marvelous city of Miami, but also as a symbol of strength and tradition.
Grey Dolphin Submitted By: charles sollars
Miami Dolphins helmet redesign As it would appear on a helmet.
What’s new for the Dolphins in 2013? It has been widely reported that the Dolphins, lead by Stephen Ross, would like to modernize the Dolphins logo. http://phinphanatic.com/2012/07/13/dolphins-logo-change-blackout-rules-new-facility-design/ [...]
2013 Front Runner
Miami Dolphins 1997
Logo with Porpoise
2013 Proposed Logo