The Ottawa Redblacks are a professional Canadian Football League (CFL) team based in the nation’s capital. The franchise was established in 2014 and has since become one of the most successful teams in the league. As with any sports team, its logo is an important part of its identity and culture, including the Ottawa Redblacks Primary logo. Here we take a look at how their wordmark logo has evolved over time to become what it is today.

The original Ottawa Redblacks wordmark was unveiled shortly after they joined the CFL back in 2014, featuring two thick red stripes that curved around to form an ‘O’ shape for their name – this design served as a tribute to both Canada’s national flag and football itself as well as being visually striking enough for fans to recognize quickly when seen on merchandise or promotional materials.

Over time however, small changes were made such as adding a serif font typeface which gave it more character while still maintaining its recognizable shape; then later on making slight adjustments like adjusting letter spacing so that everything fits better within the ‘O’ frame without compromising legibility or overall aesthetics too much either way - these tweaks helped ensure maximum impact whenever someone saw it out there representing their beloved team!