Washington Commanders Revive Super Bowl Era Uniforms

0:00It's March 28th. NFL News Today starts now. AI powered and game ready. I'm Cory with the story. Washington Commander's fans get ready for some throwback vibes on the new uniforms dropping in 2026. The owners are steering clear of the old Redskins name and that iconic Native American Chief logo from 1972 to 2019. No drama from critics or politics. They're done with that headache after the other NFL owners ghosted them during the name change. Instead, word is they're reviving the Super Bowl era look from the 1982-1983-1987-1991 seasons. That's when the team hit four Super Bowls and snag three rings. It's the worst kept secret in DC sport circles all about that classic swagger without the baggage. Local owners like Josh Harris, Mitchell Rails, and Mark Ein grew up here. So nostalgia hits hard. They remember helmets from the 1965s through 1969s with a spear and feather or the 1970s and 1990s, 71 R-style.

1:06Fans are buzzing online, loving the nods of glory days while dodging modern minefields. Lately, clues keep piling up like Hall of Famer Darryl Green holding a spear on the field during a 2025 home game. That wasn't random. It's teasing the spear logo from legends like Sunny Jurgensen, Sam Huff, and Charlie Taylor's era. Whatever drops, it's set to honor the franchise's golden past without reopening old wounds, keeping the hype alive for Commander's Nation.