Super Bowl Field Database - Super Bowl LV

[pitt6pack 829]

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Actual Super Bowl Fields

I     II     III     IV     V     VI     VII     VIII     IX     X       

XI    XII    XIII    XIV    XV    XVI    XVII    XVIII    XIX    XX     

XXI      XXII   XXIII   XXIV   XXV   XXVI   XXVII   XXVIII   XXIX   XXX    

XXXI  XXXII  XXXIII  XXXIV  XXXV  XXXVI  XXXVII  XXXVIII  XXXIX  XL     

XLI   XLII   XLIII   XLIV   XLV   XLVI   XLVII   XLVIII   XLIX   50

LI    LII    LIII    LIV    LV    LVI    LVII    LVIII    LIX    LX

 

Predictions For Future Fields

XLIX    50    XLIX - Pre Conf. Championship Week    50 - Pre Conf. Championship Week

LI - Pre Conf. Championship    LI - Pre Super Bowl

 

What I Would Like To See For Future Fields

XLIX-1    XLIX-2    50    50-Throwback    L-1    L-2

 

Fields can also be found at The Gridiron Fields Database - a part of The Gridiron Uniforms Database

In 2012 I wanted to recreate all of the fields from each Super Bowl to use for a football simulation program I've been writing for C#. Recently I have gone back and tried to refine each field to be as exact as possible, and its still a work in progress. I got the idea to start posting them after seeing kodrinsky's NBA court database and I thought it would be a good way to get some feedback and some help pointing out any inaccuracies in what I have so far.

So, as I've said before, I want to be as exact as possible, so if anyone sees something inaccurate please let me know by either posting a picture or a link to a video that can help me out. It could be something as small as color, number font, or even the width of the lines on the field. Anything will help.

I guess I'll start with Super Bowl I

 

Super Bowl I: January 15, 1967. Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, Los Angeles, California

Kansas City Chiefs - 10        Green Bay Packers - 35

 

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I do have higher resolution (9144x4344 pixels) images of the fields that are to a scale of 1px=.5in, and templates if anyone ever wants them.

[IceCap 22,320]

I can't wait

[MojoRoberts 13]

This will be awesome.

[Old School Fool 4,237]

Looking forward to this.

[andycumbee19 482]

I'll be following this thread.....

[pitt6pack 829]

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Here are some of the logos used on the field. I used paint to do all of this so they aren't perfect but there as close as I could get them.

Midfield Logo

NFL Logo in Packers Endzone

There were a few differences from the current NFL logo at the time. Here there are less stars and they were in a slightly different arrangement. Also the there were no caps at the bottom of the 'N' and 'F'.

AFL Logo

The only difference from the normal logo was the white inside the 'A'

[GraysonColtsBoy 6]

This is amazing!

[pitt6pack 829]

Here's Super Bowl II.

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[Dalcowboyfan92 423]

This is going to be an awesome series and I can't wait to see all the other Super Bowl fields.

[St Louis Cardinals 289]

Found this image online. looks like your facemasks might be off.

[pitt6pack 829]

Found this image online. looks like your facemasks might be off.

I had originally had the two bars but in this picture, which is the only one I could find with the face mask, has one bar that extends to the edge of the helmet. Plus super bowl IV uses one bar helmets as well.

[pitt6pack 829]

Here are the helmets used at midfield. Still unsure about the screws and the start of the face mask though.

[MrWonka 329]

Was the grass really multi colored like that? I find it hard to believe for the first super bowls they had the grass like that. If so, then I forever will have a different picture in my head of earlier football games.

[Dalcowboyfan92 423]

Here are the helmets used at midfield. Still unsure about the screws and the start of the face mask though.

Since when did the Raiders ever have "The Oakland" as opposed to just Oakland? Was this just a a one-off thing for the Super Bowl (or at this point in time the 2nd NFL-AFL Championship game)? Or was that their actual logo for that season or something?

SportsLogos.net says that Raiders logo was only used during the 1963 season, and this is 5-6-7 years later. What compelled them to use this logo for this game?

[pitt6pack 829]

Was the grass really multi colored like that? I find it hard to believe for the first super bowls they had the grass like that. If so, then I forever will have a different picture in my head of earlier football games.

The different shades in the grass is an effect created by the direction in which the grass is mowed. But you can see from this picture from Super Bowl I that there are 2 different shades.

[pitt6pack 829]

Here are the helmets used at midfield. Still unsure about the screws and the start of the face mask though.

Since when did the Raiders ever have "The Oakland" as opposed to just Oakland? Was this just a a one-off thing for the Super Bowl (or at this point in time the 2nd NFL-AFL Championship game)? Or was that their actual logo for that season or something?

SportsLogos.net says that Raiders logo was only used during the 1963 season, and this is 5-6-7 years later. What compelled them to use this logo for this game?

I'm not actually sure why they used this logo. When I had originally made the field I had used their current logo, and after looking at pictures I was surprised as well to see they used their old logo. The logo they were using on their helmets at the time were even the current logo. Maybe they used it because it was their original AFL logo or something.

[MrWonka 329]

Was the grass really multi colored like that? I find it hard to believe for the first super bowls they had the grass like that. If so, then I forever will have a different picture in my head of earlier football games.

The different shades in the grass is an effect created by the direction in which the grass is mowed. But you can see from this picture from Super Bowl I that there are 2 different shades.

Yea I knew that, never knew that was something they did for the games back in the day. I think you should tone down the green used in the template however. It seems too neon for what is pictured. Makes it feel like it's turf rather than actual grass.

[pitt6pack 829]

Was the grass really multi colored like that? I find it hard to believe for the first super bowls they had the grass like that. If so, then I forever will have a different picture in my head of earlier football games.

The different shades in the grass is an effect created by the direction in which the grass is mowed. But you can see from this picture from Super Bowl I that there are 2 different shades.

Yea I knew that, never knew that was something they did for the games back in the day. I think you should tone down the green used in the template however. It seems too neon for what is pictured. Makes it feel like it's turf rather than actual grass.

Once I have all of the fields finished I was planning on adding a grass texture as a finishing touch, and that's when I'll match the grass colors exactly. Right now though it's still a work in progress and I'm still making changes, so it's easier to just use default colors for now and then correct them later.

[MrWonka 329]

Once I have all of the fields finished I was planning on adding a grass texture to the fields as a finishing touch, and that's when I'll match the grass colors exactly. Right now though it's still a work in progress and I'm still making changes, so it's easier to just use default colors for now and then correct them later.

Respected

[pitt6pack 829]

Super Bowl III

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