Chicago Enforcers
2001 - 2002
A silver and purple fist coming out of a black with silver trim letter "C."
Enforcers Primary Logo
The Chicago Enforcers are a professional football team that was part of the original XFL, which ran from 2001 to 2002. The primary logo for the team has gone through several iterations since its inception and is still recognizable today as an iconic symbol of the XFL.
When first introduced in 2001, the logo featured a blue shield with two crossed swords behind it, accompanied by three stars above them. This design was meant to represent strength and power while also conveying a sense of protection for players wearing it on their uniforms or helmets. It quickly became one of the most popular logos among fans due to its boldness and classic look.
In 2020, when Vince McMahon announced his plans to bring back an updated version of the XFL football league with new teams including Chicago Enforcers; they decided not only to keep but update their original logo even further by adding more detail into each element such as shading within each star and making them slightly larger than before along with giving more definition around edges sword handles/guards etc. With this minor change in design came great success amongst fans who had been waiting years for another chance at seeing these beloved symbols once again grace their favorite teams’ apparel & merchandise!
Chicago Enforcers
2001 - 2002
A silver and purple fist coming out of a black with silver trim letter "C."