The Washington Commanders have continued to evolve their brand identity with updated logos and uniforms, part of a broader effort to redefine the franchise after years of controversy and change. The newest logo elements—most notably variations of the “W” sometimes paired with a spear—reflect an attempt to balance modern branding with nods to the team’s

The three uniforms “capture the modern Commanders identity while incorporating elements from the franchise’s rich history,” the club said.

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That black uniform has drawn criticism thanks to an alternate logo on its helmet. The logo features the Commanders’ “W” logo, but with a spear running through it. While the spear seems to be a reference to the team’s former name, the Commanders claimed the logo was meant to symbolize “the tip of the spear.”

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