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Just now, VDizzle12 said:

There's the "never should have changed it stop being woke" people, 

 

That's why I think a 3rd WFT year could help.  Some of those folk will die, others will have more time for their blood to stop boiling, maybe (unlikely) a few will mature, and some might become (*sigh*) "woke" themselves.

 

Then bring on the crappy name.

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15 minutes ago, Moseph said:

Those logos and name choices for Washington are terrible. If I had to pick one I guess it would be Wolves, but if they're going to change the name I'd want Hogs as it still ties into the history of the team. I don't know who is making the call as far as branding goes, but hopefully Snyder comes in and just leaves it as Washington Football Team. 

This makes me think that Washington Warthogs would've been a good team name. You have alliteration and a name that ties in well with the franchise's history, plus you could have a pretty cool logo set that would still differentiate itself from other pro sports team in North America (And hopefully not draw comparisons to the Arkansas Razorbacks).

 

Edit: Just look at those tusks! They're practically perfect to make a W logo out of. 

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3 minutes ago, GriffinM6 said:

This makes me think that Washington Warthogs would've been a good team name. You have alliteration and a name that ties in well with the franchise's history, plus you could have a pretty cool logo set that would still differentiate itself from other pro sports team in North America (And hopefully not draw comparisons to the Arkansas Razorbacks).

 

Edit: Just look at those tusks! They're practically perfect to make a W logo out of. 

Warthog | mammal | Britannica

This was tried with an indoor soccer team in the 90s. From what I understand a riot or something broke out, and the team folded up.

 

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I've been a big fan of the number un-restrictions. I still am.

 

But players who changed numbers while remaining on the same team, and seeing another of their position grab the #, that has me confused while watching preseason highlights. The Panthers having a #12 WR, and the Rams having a #17 have me tripped. I'll be used to it by week 3-4, but annoying out of the gate.

 

Like yes, it's common for players to have their jerseys given out after they leave, I'm just tripped up by those who are still on that team

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11 minutes ago, Chromatic said:

Hard to imagine Americans rioting over an indoor soccer match.

The Capital Centre was in a really really bad area, bundle that with free/dirt cheap tickets .....

 

This was all before FedEx Field showed up down the road, and things got better

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8 minutes ago, kmccarthy27 said:

The Capital Centre was in a really really bad area, bundle that with free/dirt cheap tickets .....

 

This was all before FedEx Field showed up down the road, and things got better

Fair enough. I know the history, popularity and cultural importance of soccer in Europe and South America has lead to riots, but the US doesn't have that so it sounded strange. Especially over indoor soccer.

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1 minute ago, Chromatic said:

Fair enough. I know the history, popularity and cultural importance of soccer in Europe and South America has lead to riots, but the US doesn't have that so it sounded strange. Especially over indoor soccer.

Let's just say it had nothing to do with soccer. 

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I agree with many of you that Commanders is terrible and Redtails is nothing but a proxy to appease the stubborn blockheads among the fanbase. 

 

Washington Wolves is the easiest choice. It's classic enough to fit with a franchise with Washington's history.  And as much as you'd like the new brand to excite and inspire, I can understand why a team might find comfort in something from the video game create-a-team options. 

 

Wolves at least sounds as if it could have existed in the '40s and is a name that shouldn't be difficult to build around visually. That said, I don't care for the wolf head logo shown among those concepts, though the W with the claws has some potential. 

 

 

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2 hours ago, kmccarthy27 said:

This was tried with an indoor soccer team in the 90s. From what I understand a riot or something broke out, and the team folded up.

 

 

"If things have gone wrong, I'm talking to myself, and you've got a wet towel wrapped around your head."

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5 hours ago, GriffinM6 said:

This makes me think that Washington Warthogs would've been a good team name. You have alliteration and a name that ties in well with the franchise's history, plus you could have a pretty cool logo set that would still differentiate itself from other pro sports team in North America (And hopefully not draw comparisons to the Arkansas Razorbacks).

 

Edit: Just look at those tusks! They're practically perfect to make a W logo out of. 

Warthog | mammal | Britannica

 

It's also been done (effectively IMHO) for a professional football logo (Florida Tuskers - UFL):

Florida Tuskers Logo Primary Logo (2009-Pres) - A warthog with two tusks SportsLogos.NetFlorida Tuskers (@FLTuskers) | Twitter

 

...and college:

 

University of Arkansas

 

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5 hours ago, GriffinM6 said:

This makes me think that Washington Warthogs would've been a good team name. You have alliteration and a name that ties in well with the franchise's history, plus you could have a pretty cool logo set that would still differentiate itself from other pro sports team in North America (And hopefully not draw comparisons to the Arkansas Razorbacks).

 

Edit: Just look at those tusks! They're practically perfect to make a W logo out of. 

Warthog | mammal | Britannica

Puumba - not in front of the kids!

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A "red tail" is what you have after your butt gets kicked.    I don't know how Armada and Brigade rose to the top 8.  Presidents and Defenders don't cut it.   Of the rumored top 3, go with Wolves (don't add "red"), but it has no real connection to the city. 

 

Time to open that WFT  thread again?

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15 hours ago, CATLogo1 said:

Personally, I don't know what's wrong with keeping "Washington Football Team" as the permanent name.

 

Because it's terrible.

 

 

8 hours ago, Moseph said:

Hopefully Snyder comes in and just leaves it as Washington Football Team. 

 

 

It would take someone as dumb as Snyder to do it.

 

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Honestly, Wolves would be fine. I mean, they already play in a conference with relatively generic animal names like Eagles, Lions, Panthers, and a couple couple of birds. It’s generic, sure, but probably no more so than any of those. Also, wolves are basically dogs, and dogs are cool as hell. 

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