One look at the logo of the new Los Angeles Chargers tells you all you need to know about owner Dean Spanos and his motives in moving the team. It’s unoriginal and uninspired, just like his ...

The New LA Chargers Logo Looks a Lot Like the Dodgers Logo and Twitter Had Some Fun With That. Joe DePaolo Jan 12th, 2017, 3:56 pm . Twitter share button.

UPDATE: The Chargers are now saying that's not the new logo. In fact, they say, they don't have a new logo: The @Chargers told me this is NOT their new logo- you won't see it on helmets or ...

Everything looks better in powder blue, even roundly mocked logos designed solely to commemorate an NFL team’s relocation from one city to another. After the San Diego Chargers’ move to Los ...

Both Los Angeles NFL teams who are moving into SoFi Stadium for the next season will have a new look. The Chargers unveiled their updated logo and will also unveil new uniforms in the near future.

When the Chargers announced their plans to move back to Los Angeles on Thursday after spending the past 56 years in San Diego, ... Chargers decision to move to LA, new logo draw reaction. AP.

The new Los Angeles Chargers logo will feature the letters LA, in a similar style as the Los Angeles Dodgers logo. In the Chargers' new logo, the L features a lightning bolt.

Consider this a win for the Internet. The much-criticized Chargers logo, released last week amid the franchise’s move to Los Angeles, will be retired for good, according to ESPN. The Chargers… ...

The team unveiled the updates to the logo ahead of a new uniform reveal. (credit: LA Chargers) In advance of the 2020 season, the team also introduced a new logotype to go along with the updated bolt.

The Los Angeles Chargers have a new logo, but is it really a awful as everyone is trying to make us think it is? We now live in a world where the Los Angeles market has two NFL teams once again. A ...

The new Los Angeles Chargers logo has generated a lot of controversy, getting mixed reactions from NFL fans. Our own Luke Kerr-Dineen says it’s a rip off of the LA Dodgers logo.

When the Chargers announced their plans to move back to Los Angeles on Thursday after spending the past 56 years in San Diego, the reaction on social media ranged from sadness for fans losing ...