The Washington Commanders were once known as the Redskins, and recent rumors suggest they may be considering a return to that ...

"The Redskins name and logo will officially be retired by the start of the 2020 season. We encourage fans, media and all other parties to use 'Washington Football Team' immediately." ...

According to SportsLogos.net, the Commanders will be the first of six NFL teams announcing alternate helmets this offseason.

The Redskins wore Allen’s helmets with the logo that is still worn today. “The face shows character, strength, and honor,” Head Coach Allen said of the Native American face on the helmet.

WASHINGTON — Changing Washington's NFL team logo is bittersweet for the family of the man who originally designed it. The Washington Redskins announced Monday they will retire the Redskins ...

The National Football League’s Washington franchise will change the Redskins name and logo, the team announced Monday.

Never say never, Daniel Snyder. The Washington Redskins announced Monday the retirement of their team name and logo, ending usage of a derogatory slur for Native Americans. The replacement was not … ...

Donald Wetzel Sr., holds an autographed Washington Redskins football. Wetzel, a member of the Blackfeet nation, is proud of the Washington Redskins logo that his father Walter designed in the 1960s.

The Washington NFL franchise has undergone two separate yet polarizing rebrands over the last six years. The Redskins moniker ...

The Washington Commanders dropped "redskins" from its name and retired a controversial logo after protests against racial injustice erupted across the country in the summer of 2020.

The Washington Redskins announced Monday they will retire the Redskins nickname and logo. They have not yet selected a new name. Washington's logo has been an Indian chief since 1971.