Sean Hammond joins Laurence Holmes on this episode of Football Night in Chicago to talk about the Bears’ preseason game versus the Bills. Hammond discussed how he believes Kevin Byard can affect the defence of the Bears.
Not much has changed in the Chicago Bears logo since the wishbone “C” was first adopted in 1973. The team’s blue and orange mascot head, which was the backup logo until the Bears adopted it as their main one in 2023, is absent from both.
And with good cause. In terms of American professional sports, these logos are as timeless as they come. Though the mascot head and wishbone “C” will probably endure, graphic designers are still allowed to have some fun.
TikTok user @emilymorgancreates has gone viral for her impressive logo redesigns over the past couple of years, garnering millions of views for reimagining some of the world’s most popular sports teams while maintaining the heart of the original logo and city.
Most recently, she tried her hand at an updated version of the Bears’ beloved mascot head.
She restructured the bear’s facial features by incorporating Mike Ditka’s iconic aviator sunglasses and sweater vest as the snout and tongue, respectively. The wishbone “C” served as the ears.
The artist took a stab at reacting the secondary wishbone “C” logo, too, adding a claw-like element to the pointed end.
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