Washington Commanders Tease Classic Uniforms

0:00On March 31st, Washington commander's owner, Josh Harris, just teased some big uniform changes that have the DMB buzzing. He's hinting at bringing back the classic Super Bowl era look from the old Redskins days, the ones worn in all four of their Super Bowl appearances, where they won three under coach Joe Gibbs. Those throwbacks featured white jerseys with burgundy pants for home games back then. Road games often flipped it to burgundy tops, with white pants since opponents stuck to their dark colors. It was a sharp combo that defined that dominant run. Fans are losing it over the nostalgia, picturing the team rocking that vintage style again. It taps into the glory days when Washington owned the league, stirring up memories for longtime supporters in the area. Adding fuel, there's talk of reviving the spear logo on helmets, last seen from 1965 to 1969 and during the 70th anniversary season in 2002. A recent video showed linebacker Frankie Louvue and legend Daryl Green handling a spear

1:02on the field, sparking even more speculation. With Harris keeping details close, expect official words soon as the commanders gear up to honor their roots while pushing forward.