Which NFL teams have logos on one side of helmets?

The only NFL franchise without a logo on both sides is the Pittsburgh Steelers.

NFL franchises are among the sports organizations whose emblems are well-known. The vivid and striking shades are intended to jump out so it is constantly clear who is who regardless of where you watch a match. In this regard, the team is hardly unique. However, the group's dazzling stars, or "hypocycloids," are significant to a particular region of Pennsylvania.

They stand out from other sides in that only one side of their helmet carries their logo.

In the early 1960s, the outfit had gold-colored helmets. The team tested the logo only on one side as they weren't sure how it would appear with the all-gold helmet. The organization instructed then-equipment administrator Jack Hart to apply the logo to the right side of the helmets.

The 1962 season was the club's most successful at the time, with a 9-5 record and a playoff berth.

The franchise thought about doing something unique to commemorate their first-ever playoff contest. The squad subsequently switched to all-black helmets, enhancing the emblem. They stuck with the appearance as it marked the team's first remarkable achievements.

Only the Steelers have their emblem on one side of their helmets in the NFL. As they weren't certain how they would like the logo's look on an all-gold helmet, this was initially a temporary solution. Nonetheless, 60 years later, the 'temporary' solution is still in place and is a trademark of the Pittsburgh outfit.

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A short story about the NFL's Pittsburgh Steelers

The Pittsburgh Steelers entered the league in 1933, making them the seventh-oldest team in the league. The Chicago Bears, Arizona Cardinals, Detroit Lions (Portsmouth Spartans), Green Bay Packers, New York Giants, and Washington Commanders are the only NFL clubs still in existence with lengthier histories. The Steelers entered the league alongside the Eagles in 1933.

The Pennsylvania squad is one of the most prosperous teams in the postmodern era, particularly for their dynasty of the 1970s. The franchise has played in and hosted more conference championship games than any other football team. It is also tied with the New England Patriots for six Super Bowl victories.