NFL concept logos of the Washington Football Team by various design artists from around the world. These are redesigned ideas and not actual team logos. Washington FT Primary LogoWashington FT Alternate LogoWashington FT Wordmark LogoWashington FT Team History (Unlimited) Vote for your favorite Washington Football Team concept logo? Washington Warriors Concept Logo Andrew Herbert Washington Redtails Concept Logo Mark Crosby …
Washington Football Team Wordmark Logo
For the 2020 season, the team known formally as the Redskins will be playing as the Washington Football Team until a permanent name can be revealed at a later date. Here is they’re temporary wordmark for the coming NFL football season. Washington FT Alternate LogoWashington FT Primary LogoWashington FT Concept LogoWashington FT Team History Washington Football Team 2020 – Present …
Washington Football Team Primary Logo
Washington’s NFL franchise will temporarily use the name “Washington Football Team” this season while it finalizes a new permanent name, the team announced Thursday.” For updated brand clarity and consistency purposes, we will call ourselves the “Washington Football Team” pending adoption of our new name. We encourage fans, media and all other parties to use “Washington Football Team” immediately. The …
America’s Reckoning on Racism May Finally Take Down the Washington Redskins
For years, the name of Washington, D.C.’s NFL team has been a hot-button issue. At the center of it: is the nickname Redskins offensive. Washington Redskins Primary Logo 1983 – Present The Washington Post conducted a famous poll in 2016 that revealed that 90 percent of Native Americans are not bothered by the Redskins nickname. Nine percent found it offensive, …
Washington Redskins Nickname Debate Rages on, Seemingly With No End in Sight
The Washington Redskins have struggled on the field in recent years, not winning a playoff game since the 2005 season. And during that span, debate off-the-field has raged on whether the team’s nickname is acceptable in today’s social climate. Nicknames and mascots that depict violence or other stereotypes regarding Native Americans have disappeared in the high school, college, and pro …
Washington Redskins Wordmark Logo
Redskins wordmark is classic. Excellent short time wordmark logo in the early 2000s. Redskins Alternate LogoRedskins Primary LogoRedskins Concept LogoRedskins Team History Select your favorite color of the Washington Redskins current wordmark logo? Washington Redskins Wordmark Logo 1972 – 2020 Washington Redskins Wordmark Logo 1972 – 2020 Vote Washington Redskins 1972 – 2020 Wordmark “REDSKINS” in maroon. Font: TS Napoli …
Washington Redskins Concept Logo
NFL concept logos of the Washington Redskins by various design artists from around the world. These are redesigned ideas and not actual team logos. Redskins Primary LogoRedskins Alternate LogoRedskins Wordmark LogoRedskins Team History Vote for your favorite Washington Redskins concept logo? Washington Redskins Concept Logo by Wes Kull Washington Redskins Concept Logo – Max OBrien Washington Redskins Concept Logo – …
Washington Redskins Alternate Logo
In 2009, the Redskins redesigned the former two-tone scripted letter “R” logo now with a new color of only yellow. Simple and effective alternate logo. Redskins Primary LogoRedskins Wordmark LogoRedskins Concept LogoRedskins Team History Pick your favorite Washington Redskins alternate logo? Washington Redskins Alternate Logo 2009 – 2020 Washington Redskins Alternate Logo 2004 – 2008 Washington Redskins Alternate Logo 1965 …
Boston Redskins Primary Logo
For the Boston Redskins short stay in Boston, they only used one logo. A medallion of a native American’s head. Redskins Team History Boston Redskins 1933 – 1936 Native American head facing to the right in black and yellow circle. For the Boston Redskins short stay in Boston, they only used one logo. A medallion of a native American’s head. …
Washington Redskins Primary Logo
The Redskins primary logo used today was first designed in 1971 in close consultation with Native American leaders. Among those who unanimously approved and voiced praise for the logo was Walter “Blackie” Wetzel, a former President of the National Congress of American Indians and Chairman of the Blackfeet Nation. Years earlier, Mr. Wetzel had been deeply involved with U.S. President John …