
Chicago Staleys
1921 - 1922
With the move to Chicago, the new logo featured a small brown football in black outline. A wordmark "STALEYS" in red with a blue outline.

Chicago Staleys
1921 - 1922
With the move to Chicago, the new logo featured a small brown football in black outline. A wordmark "STALEYS" in red with a blue outline.
The Legacy Behind the Chicago Staleys Identity
The Chicago Staleys logo represents the team's 1920–1921 identity, during which they played under the ownership of the A.E. Staley Company before becoming the Bears. While branding was minimal at the time, uniforms and team materials reflected company pride and a simple visual identity. To explore this transformation, visit the Staley Chicago Bears legacy page for historical context and rare visuals.
The Chicago Staleys history is deeply intertwined with the birth of professional football. The franchise relocated from Decatur to Chicago and rebranded as the Bears in 1922. Though short-lived, the Staleys era laid the groundwork for the enduring legacy of the Chicago Bears. Today, fans and historians look back at the Chicago Staleys logo as an important marker in the timeline of America’s most historic football franchise. For the modern team, visit the NFL official Site.




