USAT - Washington Commanders reveal alternate uniforms that nod to their Super Bowl glory by N. DAVIS
Posted: Thu Jul 10, 2025 1:11 am
Hail to the ... well, it's apparently never going away.
The Washington Commanders will sport a different but very familiar look in 2025 – heck, they looked a lot different in 2024 with rookie quarterback Jayden Daniels at the controls – unveiling an alternate uniform for the upcoming season that will take their title-starved fans back to the Joe Gibbs glory years.
What's new is really old as the Commanders are set to wear what is basically the same look the team had while reaching four Super Bowls between the 1982 and '91 seasons, winning the Lombardi Trophy three times in that span. The burgundy pants, white jersey and burgundy helmet with the three stripes down the center will certainly evoke memories of Gibbs, John Riggins, Joe Theismann, Doug Williams and many others. What's missing will be the team's former Indian head logo, replaced by the Commanders' current "W" insignia.
The announcement on social media used the phrase "Fit for Old D.C.," a nod to the team's fight song which urges the team to "fight for Old D.C."
“We are excited to celebrate Washington’s incredible history with these iconic, Super Bowl Era uniforms this season,” team president Mark Clouse said in a statement.
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The Washington Commanders will sport a different but very familiar look in 2025 – heck, they looked a lot different in 2024 with rookie quarterback Jayden Daniels at the controls – unveiling an alternate uniform for the upcoming season that will take their title-starved fans back to the Joe Gibbs glory years.
What's new is really old as the Commanders are set to wear what is basically the same look the team had while reaching four Super Bowls between the 1982 and '91 seasons, winning the Lombardi Trophy three times in that span. The burgundy pants, white jersey and burgundy helmet with the three stripes down the center will certainly evoke memories of Gibbs, John Riggins, Joe Theismann, Doug Williams and many others. What's missing will be the team's former Indian head logo, replaced by the Commanders' current "W" insignia.
The announcement on social media used the phrase "Fit for Old D.C.," a nod to the team's fight song which urges the team to "fight for Old D.C."
“We are excited to celebrate Washington’s incredible history with these iconic, Super Bowl Era uniforms this season,” team president Mark Clouse said in a statement.
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