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 ...

A spokesperson for the Bears also stated that the minor change is unrelated to the team's potential move out of the city of Chicago. The wishbone "C" logo has been a staple of the franchise since ...

The Bears, seemingly, changed their primary logo from the traditional "C" to the Bear logo, according to the brand guidelines portion of their website. If you're confused, FOX Sports published a ...

They speculated that downgrading the Bears’ wishbone “C” logo from co-primary to secondary meant the franchise was disassociating itself from Chicago as part of a potential move to Arlington ...

At some point this offseason, the Chicago ... logo to the classic bear head, and the classic ‘C’ is now the secondary logo. Both logos were technically co-primary logos since the 1990s. Nah ...

As the NFL's charter franchise, the Chicago ... the Bears gave a sign about a potentially massive shift. They changed their primary logo designation from the famous orange C to a vintage ferocious ...

SEATTLE, WASHINGTON – DECEMBER 26: Deon Bush #26 of the Chicago ... logo and color scheme. Anyone that follows football knows when they see that Orange “C” with a navy blue background, the ...

On the Bears’ website, they now say the bear head logo, and not the capital C, is the team’s main logo. “The bear head is the primary visual identifier of the Chicago Bears,” the team says. When that ...

The Bears, one of the NFL's most historic franchises, have stuck to tradition in terms of their branding. Chicago has used the iconic wishbone "C" logo since the 1970s, while the orange and navy ...

At some point earlier this offseason, the Chicago Bears quietly changed their primary team logo from the wishbone "C" to the Bear head. The Bear head was previously a co-primary logo along with ...