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The Philadelphia Eagles made a change (that no one really asked for) by introducing a new wordmark back in June.
As a reminder:
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The change was met with more skepticism than praise.
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Regardless, the rollout of their new look has come slowly but surely. The new wordmark was present on various gear (hats, shirts, etc.) worn by team employees during Eagles training camp.
The new wordmark is also now more present at Lincoln Financial Field. NBC10 Philadelphia aired a look at the Linc late on Sunday night that revealed a new look in the end zones:
Eagles have their new wordmark in the end zones for their home opener. (Via @NBCPhiladelphia) pic.twitter.com/PzHqETMOZM
— Brandon Lee Gowton (@BrandonGowton) September 19, 2022
Here’s what the end zones used to look like:
So, now that you’ve had a chance to see both, which look do you prefer?
Poll
What’s the better Eagles end zone look?
This poll is closed
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71%
Old wordmark
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28%
New wordmark
It should be noted that the Eagles’ old wordmark hasn’t disappeared entirely. It’s still present right below the NFL shield logo patch on their jerseys:
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Unless I’m missing something, I’m also not easily seeing new wordmark gear available on the team’s online store.
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