Washington Redskins retire team name, logo; no replacement announced It had been the organization's moniker since 1933. By Ryan Gaydos Fox News. Published July 13, 2020 9:03am EDT.

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.

The Redskins were founded in Boston and moved to Washington, D.C. in 1937, but the logo of a chief was adopted in 1971 in consultation with Native American organizations.

The National Football League’s Washington franchise will change the Redskins name and logo, the team announced Monday. The new name was not revealed. The announcement comes just days after the ...

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 ...

Whatever the next name is for the Washington Redskins, the logo associated with it will not contain American Indian imagery, according to ESPN. NFL insider Adam Schefter reported Wednesday that ...

A file photo shows the Washington Redskins logo on the outside of FedEx Field on July 7, 2020 in Landover, Maryland. The NFL team dropped the name and retired the logo in 2020.

As the Washington football team continues to evaluate its Redskins name, it already has made a monumental decision moving forward. According to ESPN's Adam Schefter, the team has made the obvious ...

The Washington Redskins announced Monday their intention to drop the long-held and offensive nickname and logo, moving forward with something that can only be described as TBD right now.Washington ...

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 ...

His comments led some to believe the Commanders would be return to its former name and use the old logo. "The Washington Commanders are planning to change their name back to the Redskins," one X ...