Sen. Steve Daines (R-Mont.) has been pushing the Washington Commanders NFL team to “restore” its former logo, which depicted a Native American, as it looks to find a new stadium. In 2020 ...

Steve Daines, the Republican senator for Montana, last month also appeared to suggest that the logo would be brought back following “good faith negotiations” with the team and the NFL.

Montana Republican Senator Steve Daines criticized the NFL for allowing the Commanders to abandon their previous logo. Daines said, “We were calling out leaders in case of really, woke gone wrong.

This week, Montana Sen. Steve Daines, who has been a strong proponent of bringing back the old logo, told Fox News America Reports that the team is moving towards embracing the logo once again.

Daines claimed that the logo, which he points out was originally designed by Blackfeet Nation member Walter “Blackie” Wetzel, holds cultural significance and should be honored. According to ...

While some senators, like Steve Daines, have advocated for honoring the original logo, opposition from Maryland delegates complicates the federal land transfer required for the project.

The Washington Commanders have gone through a few changes to their brand over the past few year, that's for sure. Though it's not a guarantee, the franchise might actually go back to its old ways.

While the team is not reverting to the old name or using the logo on uniforms, reports suggest it may feature on throwback merchandise. According to Montana Senator Steve Daines, who has ...