low resolution sample screenshot
DOWNLOAD LOGO SLICKS FOR ALL 32 TEAMS: HERE (new link, now hosted by Col.Trautman)
Also includes 12 older logo slicks that contain mainly Reeboks.
N.B. Be aware that if you click on a file and find that it opens in Microsoft's "Word Online", this won't show you all the pages of the .pdf, and also doesn't support zooming in to high resolutions. If this happens, right-click on a file instead, and then click "Download" to save the .pdf to your hard drive first, where you can then open it as usual.
IF YOU JUST WANT LOGO'S THOUGH, then I recommend you download my Hi-Resolution team logo's instead from here: pick6's Hi-Resolution team logo's v5.zip
These were all made from the logo slicks, but the colors are more accurate (logo slick colors are often way off!). 35 logo's in all, and at least 1000 pixels wide. These are the logo's that I used to make my Logo Mod v3, and which were later included in the FF XIV mod.
BACK TO THE LOGO SLICKS:
These files were originally part of larger zip files which were downloaded from
www.nflmedia.com/afc_north.zip, www.nflmedia.com/afc_south.zip etc., but these links are now dead.
For the record, these .zip files were rather large (averaging around 100 MB each) and contained other files such as .eps files too. However, the logo slick has everything in one place, and is only 3 or 4 MB instead. My link is to the logo slicks only.
DON'T TRUST THE LOGO SLICK COLOR INFO!!
Unfortunately the color is not as straightforward as you would first think. Each logo slick contains the main team logo (which they call the "primary mark") but also states that the actual colors displayed in it "are for reference only". There are also "process color specifications" for getting the exact color shade for different formats (and for modding, I understand that to mean using the hex value under "html / web"). HOWEVER, when you use those values, they often turn out noticeably darker than expected, and the "mark" colors often look more accurate (usually lighter).
But there seems to be no consistency regarding their use, as different versions are used throughout nfl.com, official team websites, and the media. The Seahawks' website has both light and dark versions displayed on different pages, the Saints' website has light and dark versions displayed on the SAME page, and the Falcons' website has a whole variety of reds, none of which really match up to either mark or html/web!
Example: Washington Redskins
Look at the following color tiles and decide which you think looks closest to their “burgundy”:
From left to right, they are:
html/web value on logo slick . . . . . . . . . . 119, 49, 65 . . . . . . 773141
“primary mark” on logo slick . . . . . . . . . . 150, 17, 60 . . . . . . 96113C
nfl.com, schedule page . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 102, 0, 0 . . . . . . . 660000
nfl.com, team page. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 121, 0, 46 . . . . . . 79002E
my own best guess . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 90, 0, 12 . . . . . . 5A000C
original Madden 08 background color . . . . . 110, 0, 29 . . . . . . 6E001D
While some are better than others, I don't think anyone would say that the logo slick's OFFICIAL html/web value is anywhere close to real-life!
Additionally, the key point here is the total inconsistency in colors used across official platforms.
(For the record, Madden's original background color was pretty good but I think the Nike uni's are noticeably less purple-y now than the older Reeboks. See the in-game photo below to compare.)
Just so you know where I got these colors from, here are some originals:
From left to right across the top these images are:
tiles 2, 3, & 4 (primary mark, nfl.com schedule page, and nfl.com team page),
and below those is a screen-grab from redskins.com that has even more variations of red (but more "red" than "burgundy"), along with a photo of a redskins game that is most accurate of all. Compare that back up to the 6 color tiles above.
It's worth saying again that in many cases the "primary mark" color is more accurate than the html/web value (especially for lighter colors), and can be found just as common throughout the media.
pick6's hand-picked color process!
To make my "Hi-Resolution team logo's", I went through every single color from every different logo slick and compared them to images on each team's official website and nfl.com, and then hand-picked each color for exactness. I don't claim that it's perfect, but I do think it's much more accurate than using the html/web values alone.
I mainly used a combination of mark and html/web values, but I also referred to www.colorwerx.us aswell. (Colorwerx references over 7,000 professional team color sets, and over 2,300 collegiate color sets)
Later on, I also used thumstyx's awesome uniforms (from the FF XIV mod) as reference, so that some of my logo's would match his uni's better.
Good luck!
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