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Charles Goldman

Here’s what Chiefs’ finished throwback midfield logo, end zone designs look like

The Kansas City Chiefs were teasing bringing back a throwback midfield logo and end zone design to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Arrowhead Stadium. Well, it wasn’t just a teaser.

The Chiefs officially brought back the red endzone, with the original centerfield logo. The team shared a live stream of the grounds crew finishing the endzone painting just the other day, just in case you happen to enjoy watching paint dry.

Well, now they’ve officially completed the job and man does it look spectacular. Chiefs team reporter Matt McMullen shared a photo from around 2:00 p.m. CT.

The design is inspired by the Chiefs’ endzone and midfield logo look from 1972 when the team played their first games in Arrowhead Stadium. The official team Twitter account shared a comparison shot.

According to the Chiefs’ head groundskeeper Travis Hogan, the team even brought in legendary groundskeeper George Toma, who designed the original red endzone and centerfield logo to help get this design as close to the original as possible.

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