the evil genius
The Rookie
On the plus side, I think by now we are all in agreement that the refs deserve a thorough auditing.
On the plus side, I think by now we are all in agreement that the refs deserve a thorough auditing.


I suggested "Redfins" half jokingly.Sentinels could be fun if you could permission from the X-Men and Marvel
Someone mentioned Redfins in the other thread. For obvious reasons (the rhyme) that one felt pretty good.



Both peanuts and potatoes have redskin varieties. Peanuts are a major agricultural export of Virginia.I wrote before- Redhawks, because it would have been (and still could be the most seamless transition from Redskins. Redwolves, Red Storm, Red Almostanything works too.
I could have lived with Washington Football Team. Better than Commanders.
Warriors would be ok- friend of mine loves this because he imagines them playing clips from the Warriors movie during key plays.
The Burgundy & Gold- a mouthful but that is who we are.
Radical ideas:
Nationals- cut a deal with the Nats for cross marketing.
Redskins- 1) Say fu and bring it back or 2) Ditch all NA imagery, use R logo from Lombardi era, and declare that it refers to the color of the uniforms. I know, unlikely.






I suppose, but it would stand alone among NFL mascots as the only freshwater fish mascot.No offense, but we can do better than naming our team after an obscure fish.
Both peanuts and potatoes have redskin varieties. Peanuts are a major agricultural export of Virginia.


I had seen this too. But I always thought it was just Snyder being too cheap to negotiate/litigate for a name.I just AI'd Redwolves - bad news
"RedWolves" was a popular choice among fans for the new name of the Washington Football Team, but it was ultimately not selected due to potential legal hurdles and trademark issues.
Check link dated three years ago
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Why Washington Football Team's new name won't be RedWolves or Wolves | Sporting News
www.sportingnews.com
I had seen this too. But I always thought it was just Snyder being too cheap to negotiate/litigate for a name.

