It wasn’t that long ago when FedEx Field felt like a time capsule filled with rust and regret. The stadium leaked. But then came Josh Harris, billionaire by wallet, fanboy by heart, and fixer by necessity. In just over a year, the Commanders went from cultural meme to conference contender, with a real-deal quarterback in Jayden Daniels and a fanbase that – somehow – still believed.
Washington didn’t just make the NFC Championship for the first time since 1991. They did it with swagger. And now they’re doing something else that might hit even harder than a playoff run: they’re going back to their roots. Adam Schefter announced on Instagram: “Commanders’ new alternate uniforms, reaching back to their championship past. Washington will wear its alternate “Super Bowl Era” uniforms on Sunday Night Football vs. Seattle, on SNF vs. Denver, and on Christmas vs. Dallas.” You read that right – burgundy and gold, throwback style, under the lights.
According to SportsLogos.net, the official unveiling is set for July 9. And while the team hasn’t dropped visuals, insiders say the uniforms will lean heavily into the past – classic stripes, vintage fonts, and a color palette that skips the too-red tones fans hated from 2022. Josh Harris has made his mission clear: restore, not rebrand. That black alternative with camo and name tapes? That wasn’t a fashion experiment. It was a tribute to the city’s military ties. Now? The vision is finally catching up to the nostalgia.
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