The Commanders' updated crest arrives at the end of a process that required the team to work with the NFL to get the league's approval on adjusted marks.

Washington Commanders change crest after fan backlash: 'We heard you loud and clear' The Commanders' crest will reflect the seasons the franchise won the Super Bowl By Jeff Kerr ...

The Washington Commanders and the NFL are already at odds over an investigation into the team’s workplace culture. Now, the two sides are on opposite ends over the Commanders’ official crest.

The crest includes the years 1983, 1988, and 1992 as the years the franchise won its titles -- yet the franchise won those titles during the 1982, 1987, and 1991 seasons.

The Commanders unveiled their new name and all that goes with that two weeks ago. They already are having to rework the crest. The crest pays homage to the team’s history, with dates of its five ...

For example, the then-Washington Redskins won Super Bowl XVII, which was the championship game of the 1982 NFL season. The Super Bowl was held on Jan. 30, 1983, and the Washington Commanders ...

The league didn’t mind Washington changing the crest to the correct years (1983, 1987 & 1991); however, the team could not use the Roman numerals as the NFL owns copyrights on the Super Bowl ...

The new Washington crest featured the years of the team’s five championships. But the listed years were when the championship game was played instead of the season. So while the team had the proper ...

While celebrating the NFL's 100th season two years ago and compiling a list of the league's 100 best teams, I ranked Washington's 1991 juggernaut No. 6 – and fans will correctly tell you it's an ...