The team is now known as the Washington Commanders after its “Redskins” name and logo dumped when it was attacked by Native Americans, supporters and sponsors as racist. President-elect Donald Trump mocked the name-changing move at the time as ridiculously “politically correct.”

The Washington Commander team dropped its "Redskins" logo in 2020, following widespread protests against racial injustice. But now discussions have resurfaced about reviving the old elements of the NFL team's former identity.

The Washington Commanders dropped the racist slur "redskins" from its name and retired a controversial logo after protests against racial justice erupted across the country in the summer of 2020.

The Washington Commanders, currently facing a three-game losing streak and struggling to maintain playoff hopes, are now at the center of a heated debate about their identity. The

Montana Sen. Steve Daines has led the way in trying to get the original Redskins logo back for the now Washington Commanders but a Native American

Mont., said on "America Reports" that "good faith negotiations" about how the old Washington Redskins logo will be honored helped him support a stadium bill.

The Commanders are reportedly reconsidering their past, bringing back the controversial logo in a limited capacity. Here’s why it’s making waves.

The Washington Commanders moved away from their controversial “Redskins” logo and name back in 2020, but it appears the team is considering embracing the logo once again in some capacity. This week, Montana Sen.

There have been multiple reports stating the Washington Commanders are bringing back the old Redskins logo, but they are misleading and untrue.