While the Washington Fan Base discusses a throbac name, the commanders confirmed that the team was bringing back its “Super Bowl Yuga” uniform in this season.
Commanders, who formally replaced the name of the team and the logo in 2022 and planned to live with it, re-presented the same concept used from 1981-92 as an alternative option starting from this season.
He will start a vintage look on 2 November against Seattle Seattle Sehox on Seattle Sehox on “Sunday Night Football”. They will again wear it on 30 November with Denver Bronchos and on the Christmas day vs. rival Dallas Cowboy for the date of November 30.
Team president Mark Class said in a statement, “We are excited to celebrate the incredible history of Washington with these prestigious, super bowl era uniforms this season.” “Ever since Josh Harris and our ownership group acquired the team in 2023, they have greatly valued to find ways to connect the past and honored those who have created burgundy and gold that is today.
“This uniform recognizes the most successful era of our franchise – one that reflects the culture of excellence and incorporates many historical moments and special memories between our fanbase. Our coaches, players and the entire organization may not be very excited to celebrate our team’s legacy to create new memories in these uniforms this season.”
Washington wore uniforms during his three super bowls winning and Harris, who grew up for the team, stated that the old original American surnames and more and more restoration of tradition without returning to logo were part of the marketing plan.
Harris reiterated that the franchise is not considering returning to the former team’s name despite President Donald Trump’s recent suggestions that he would not have changed the name.
NFL aggressive Ruki of the Year Jayden Daniel, Tight and Zach Ertz and Safety Jeremy Reeves in the New Kit were released by the team on Wednesday. Burgundy pants with three stripes and white jersey tops and helmets are the most familiar to the fans of the Begon era, with “W” on the helmet above each ear hole where there was once an old logo.
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