Braves Primary Logo

The Boston Braves (now known as the Washington Redskins) have had a long and storied history in the National Football League. The team was founded in 1932 and has undergone several changes over its nearly 90-year existence. One of those changes is their primary logo, which has evolved from a simple Native American head to one that now includes an eagle with wings spread wide across it.

The original logo for the Boston Braves featured a single Native American head wearing a feathered war bonnet on top of his headdress. This design was created by artist John Risley, who also designed logos for other teams, such as the New York Giants and Chicago Bears, at this time period. The image became synonymous with the football during this era but soon fell out of fashion due to its stereotypical nature towards Indigenous people groups in America at that time period; thus, it was eventually replaced by another design altogether - an eagle holding three arrows within its talons while perched atop what appears to be either an anchor or shield symbolizing strength and courage - two traits associated with both eagles themselves along with members of NFL teams alike!

Over the years, minor adjustments were made here or there but overall remained relatively consistent until 2020 when they unveiled their newest version: A modernized take on classic elements from previous iterations featuring bolder colors like reds & blues combined alongside white stars creating contrast against each other making up part of what makes up today’s official look for “America’s Team” – The Washington Redskins! It's clear why many fans are so passionate about this particular franchise, given how much thought went into creating something extraordinary that represents not only them but all aspects associated with professional sports culture nationwide too!