Additionally, this information was made available: The Philadelphia Eagles wordmark is our secondary logo, and is to be used when displayed alongside other NFL team wordmarks, uniforms ...

The team on Thursday announced a new wordmark the franchise will use on all public materials in the future. This wordmark does not replace the Eagles head, which remains the primary logo.

The Philadelphia Eagles introduced a new wordmark ... The ‘Eagles head’ will remain the team’s primary logo. The new wordmark will not appear under the collar of the team's jerseys this ...

The now old logo said “Eagles” in an arch shape, with sharp edges coming off of the “E” and “S.” The wordmark also looked 3D. Now, the logo is written straight, with those sharp edges ...

In 1992, Philly celebrated its 60th anniversary. The logo had a big 60 font with the 1987 primary logo below the font. It also had an ‘EAGLES’ wordmark below the bird. The Eagles constructed ...

The team released the following statement after the unveiling of their new logo: "As of TODAY (June 16, 2022), the Philadelphia Eagles will be adopting and implementing a new, refreshed wordmark.

And while it’s not replacing their primary eagle head logo, it’s still a major disappointment overall. And Philadelphia fans, rational as they always are, reacted exactly how you’d expect ...