The Washington Commanders hope to be playing in a new stadium on the grounds of RFK Stadium in 2030 but you won’t see the old logo back on their helmets or any association with their old nickname, Redskins.

The team is now known as the Washington Commanders after its “Redskins” name and logo dumped when it was attacked by Native Americans, supporters and sponsors as racist. President-elect Donald Trump mocked the name-changing move at the time as ridiculously “politically correct.”

Montana Sen. Steve Daines has led the way in trying to get the original Redskins logo back for the now Washington Commanders but a Native American

Montana Senator Steve Daines says in a floor speech to urge the NFL Washington Commanders to restore their former team logo that the NFL should permit vintage merchandise sales with the Native American logo and allow throwback uniforms with the classic helmet where there is market demand,

Senator pushes to revive controversial ‘Redskins’ logo for NFL’s Washington Commanders - Some fans have called on Donald Trump to order the team’s name changed back once he’s back in the White House

A senator is pushing the NFL team to “restore” the former logo, which is widely seen by Native American groups as insulting.

The Washington Commander team dropped its "Redskins" logo in 2020, following widespread protests against racial injustice. But now discussions have resurfaced about reviving the old elements of the NFL team's former identity.