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  1. Great questions. I’m really going to focus on the endzones and the colors/designs and get as much as I can from that. The absence of the helmets and conference logos are on the forefront. 

     

    I like the question of the throwback field, and I will ask if there is anything special in the works since next year is the NFL’s 100th Anniversary.

     

    I will try to get some pics on here and if our network posts the interview, I will provide the link. Otherwise, I will just come back with some (hopefully good) answers to questions we’ve all wondered about.

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  2. This thread is one of my all-time favorites and I love all of the responses.

     

    I’m a member of the media covering the Super Bowl and will get a chance tomorrow to check out the field and interview those in charge of setting up the field and stadium for the game. I’m hoping to do an interview with those in charge and would be willing to ask some questions that you may have. I have my own but could have some room if there is anything anyone wanted to know.

     

    I’m for surely asking about the endzone design and colors, and will also ask about filed/turf prep, etc. Pass along any you think could be interesting.

     

    It’s such a cool topic that I think we can find out some interesting information from those in the know. Thanks!!

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  3. I get that the Rams don’t really have a logo other than their helmet to put in that spot.  However, they should’ve used a Patriots helmet instead of just their logo. The endzones, with one a logo and the other a helmet, end up looking like two unmatched socks. 

     

    And I’m with all of those who said Yellow or Red could’ve been used as alternate colors for the endzones.

  4. It was mentioned earlier that the NFL may go with how the team's have their endzones in their home stadiums, which actually has been a trend the last few Super Bowls.

     

    Super Bowl XLVIII: The Seahawks logo was at the end of their wordmark, not at the front like Denver's logo was.  In Seattle, that's exactly how the Seahawks endz one is designed.

    Super Bowl XLIX: Seahawks have same endzone as previous year, which again, is the same as their home end zone.  The Patriots was the same, too, except for the addition of the AFC logo following the word mark.

    Super Bowl 50: The Broncos endzone was exactly the same as it is in Denver (without the Navy colored in, of course). I'm assuming the Panthers was then modified to resemble what Denver had.

     

    My guess, based on their trend, is the full "Atlanta Falcons" will be in the endzone, just like the Georgia Dome.  And the Patriots will be exact to Super Bowl XLIX. 

  5. It really seems like they are just using the home field endzones, and that is such a letdown.  This is what the Broncos have, except for the navy.  The Seahawks have been that way for the previous 2, and the Patriots was the same last year, except for the conference logo and navy.  I am really curious to see if they make Carolina's similar to the Denver pattern, or just paint the black endzone with "Panthers" in it, like they have in Charlotte.

     

    I HIGHLY doubt they change anything, but it wouldn't be unheard of.  I was at Super Bowl XLVII in New Orleans, and on the Media Day that week at the Superdome, the Ravens endzone was in black.  However, on gameday, it was purple.  Don't know the reasoning, but I do have pictures as proof that it changed.

     

    BTW, I have loved this thread and just signed up, and appreciate everyone's input.  Really interesting stuff.

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