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Robert Zeglinski

Here’s what the Bears changing their main logo to the classic bear head means

As the NFL’s charter franchise, the Chicago Bears have gone through a variety of uniforms and logos over the decades. And for the most part, they haven’t shifted too much. They’ve stuck with a vintage navy blue and orange color as their core motif and generally haven’t veered too far outside of that purview.

On Wednesday, the Bears gave a sign about a potentially massive shift. They changed their primary logo designation from the famous orange C to a vintage ferocious orange bear head.

With the 2023 NFL regular season just around the corner, it’s a fascinating move for fashionistas to keep tabs on.

As a Bears fan myself, I LOVE this shift in direction. I love that the Bears are actively using their cooler, less generic logo in promotional items and that the organization seems to recognize the bear head is simply more unique.

But the questions you might be (fairly) asking are: Does this mean Chicago will be making any changes to its uniforms? Will the Bears, perhaps, change the midfield logo at Soldier Field to the bear head?

Unfortunately, probably not.

According to a report from The Bear Report’s Zack Pearson, switching the primary logo to the bear head is a minor change and likely more about selling merchandise. Because, of course, it is:

Sigh. Maybe one day, the Bears will enter the 21st century and use their best logo to sell more than one-off hoodies and forgettable sleeveless jerseys. I will wait for that wonderful moment with a high level of anticipation.

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