The Broncos primary logo from 1968 to 1996 was created by a local man named Edwin Taylor, per media reports. The team sent his family a letter in 1968 thanking him for the design.

The D’s second act: Broncos’ new “Snowcapped” helmets a nod to storied past “There’s a lot of affinity for the old ‘D’ logo,” Leech told The Post.

The Denver Broncos unveiled their sixth primary uniform combination Monday, and the franchise's first redesign since 1997. ... block letter "D" logo with a Bronco in the middle of the letter.

So the Denver Broncos have a new helmet design — an alternate “snowcapped” look meant to offer a Mile High salute to Colorado's majestic mountain ranges with its pearl-white shell, while the ...

The Broncos organization denied that the team was getting a new logo, according to 9News' Mike Klis. "Sorry guys, this is bogus," Klis posted on X. "Broncos not getting a new logo. They are ...

DENVER — At a press conference in Denver in February of 1997, Broncos owner Pat Bowlen stood in front of cameras and showed off the team's new blue and white uniforms. Modeled by players John ...

On Tuesday, the Denver Broncos revealed its new all-white "snowcapped" alternate helmet that will be worn for two games during the 2023 NFL season.

— Denver Broncos (@Broncos) March 25, 2024 However, don't expect big changes says CBS Colorado Sports anchor Romi Bean. The blue and orange colors aren't going anywhere, and the logo will stay ...