The Philadelphia Eagles wordmark is our secondary logo, and is to be used when displayed alongside other NFL team wordmarks, uniforms, and merchandise. It is not to be altered in any way.

The Eagles unveiled a new logo font on Thursday, replacing their previous logo with a more straightforward and bold font. The now old logo said “Eagles” in an arch shape, with sharp edges ...

The Philadelphia Eagles are one of the most interesting teams in the NFL as we approach the start of the 2022 season. The team went 9-8 and earned a Wild Card spot in the NFC last year behind a 6 ...

Well, that stylized font just got a little simpler, as the Eagles unveiled a new wordmark that will be paired with the traditional Eagles logo that has been part of the team’s look since 1996.

In this redesign, Eagles introduced two new color palettes - brown and orange along with primary green. This was the first time in franchise history an eagle's head was facing the left side.

The Eagles' logo has changed many times through the years, with differing versions of the bird of prey. The most recent update came in 1996, the first year the team wore midnight green uniforms.

New Eagles logo reminds me of the people on Twitter who just type in all caps — Chris Infante (@Infante54) June 16, 2022 ...

The Philadelphia Eagles introduced a new wordmark Thursday, updating to a sleeker, slimmer and bolder white font. This replaces the old wordmark in all forms of media and public-facing materials.