Chicago Bears ‘wishbone C’ was changed later in 1974. It was filled with a colour palette of vintage orange, black & white. The logo has a double outline black on the outside and white on the ...

The Chicago Bears logo is one of the simplest in the league, represented by a simple letter C. The alternate logo is more elaborate, with an orange and blue bear that looks intimidating.

The orange helmets feature the Bears' C logo in navy blue, with white trim. The NFL is allowing teams to wear alternate helmets for the first time since new helmet rules were put into place in 2013.

At some point this offseason, the Chicago Bears quietly changed their primary logo. Here’s what we know about the move that’s thrown Bears fans for a loop of speculation about team’s future ...

The wishbone “C” logo has been used on the Bears’ uniforms since 1962. “The Bear head has been a co-primary mark for many years,” the Bears said in a statement to NBC Sports Chicago.

The Chicago Bears threw the football world for a loop last month when fans discovered a crucial change to the team’s primary logo. According to the organization’s official brand guidelines ...

The Chicago Bears' logo hasn't changed much over the years, but a viral redesign pitched on social media has the Internet divided. TikTok user @emilymorgancreates has gone viral for her impressive ...

One thing is certain: the Bears can't mess this up. If they fail to include their new primary logo on a third helmet, it will be a brutal miss on the marketing and innovation fronts.

The Chicago Bears' logo hasn't changed much from the time the wishbone "C" was introduced in 1973. Neither has blue and orange mascot head, which served as the team's secondary logo until the ...

The Bears are expected to wear the alternate orange helmets, paired with the alternate orange jerseys and white pants, twice in 2022. Once at Soldier Field and again in Dallas on October 30.