NFL Refuses To Allow Indiana Man To Keep His Trademark Of “Harbowl”

Nothing more frustrating than having a grand idea almost come to fruition, but have the powers that be come in and deny you.

That is exactly what Roy Fox is experiencing after he thought that he had purchased the trademark rights to the phrase Harbowl.

Last February after the NFC Championship Game, Fox spent more than $1000 to file for the trademarks
“Harbowl” and “Harbaugh Bowl,” in anticipation that Jim Harbaugh and John Harbaugh might actually face each other in the Super Bowl.

“Right before the conference championship games last year, I thought to myself, ‘Can you imagine if these guys played each other?’” Fox said. “If Pat Riley would go through the trouble of trademarking three-peat, why shouldn’t I try this?

Sounds like a fan being aware that two brothers coach strong NFL teams that would have Super Bowl aspirations year in and year out.

Jim Harbaugh Says He’s Half The Coach His Brother John Is

It must be a gift and a curse to have a brother in the same profession, when both of you are really good at what you do and people around you expect you to fight for supremacy.

The Harbaugh brothers like any siblings are competitive with each other to a point, but do their best to avoid it turning into a rivalry.

Ravens head coach John Harbaugh is the older of the two and has always been a coach, Jim had success as a NFL quarterback before throwing his coaching hat on as well.