Why did the NFL decide not to use Roman Numerals for Super Bowl 50? The golden anniversary of the biggest sporting event in the United States is upon us, Super Bowl 50. With the 50th Super Bowl, the ...

The National Football League didn’t begin larding Roman numerals on to the Super Bowl until its fifth year, hoping to imbue its championship game with a certain chiseled-in-stone gravitas. The block ...

The NFL is moving away from Roman numerals starting in 2016. (Courtesy @SuperBowl) The NFL has been using Roman numerals to designate Super Bowls since the fifth installment of the game in 1971. If ...

After next year, everyone will actually know what number Super Bowl we’re on for once. The National Football League released logos for Super Bowl 50 on Wednesday, dropping the Roman numeral regularly ...

For the first time since the fourth Super Bowl, no Roman numerals will be affixed to the 50th Super Bowl. The NFL has released the logo for Super Bowl 50, which will take place in the San Francisco ...

We all learned the Roman numerals in school, but it seems the only thing they have ever been good for is the Super Bowl. For 49 years, America;'s biggest game of the year has been numbered with Roman ...

The NFL announced on Wednesday it’s ditching its traditional Roman numeral format for the 2016 Super Bowl, the league’s 50th big game. Goodbye, Super Bowl L. Hello, Super Bowl 50. Why the change? It’s ...

Bad news for those of you who can't read Roman numerals: the NFL will return to using them after Super Bowl 50 -- just like they've done for the 49 previous Super Bowls. This is according to the San ...

This Sunday, Super Bowl 50 (otherwise known as "the First No L") will be played in Northern California. This will be the first NFL title bout since the "1968 AFL-NFL Championship Game" to be contested ...

In 2016, Roman numerals will be taking the year off. The NFL has confirmed the logo for Super Bowl 50 will not be represented in Roman numerals. The change was due to concern for the branding of ...

With Super Bowl 50, the NFL will be ditching the Roman numerals for the first time since Super Bowl V. NEW YORK (AP) — The Super Bowl will scrap the Roman numerals for a year. The 50th edition of the ...

If you don't know your Roman numerals, the Super Bowl can be a confusing time. However, no one will be confused when Super Bowl L kicks off after the 2015 season because for one year only, the NFL ...