Commanders will rock new 'Super Bowl Era' uniform three times in 2025, but it's not likely to stay just an alternate for long

The look features the championship burgundy and gold fans have come to love over the years. The burgundy jersey numbers are outlined with a gold border and the helmet has the classic white and gold stripes right down the middle. 

When will Commanders wear their new 'Super Bowl Era' look during 2025 NFL season? 

The Commanders will wear it the Super Bowl Era uniform in three games during the 2025 NFL season: 

• Week 9 vs. Seattle Seahawks (Sunday Night Football) 
• Week 13 vs. Denver Broncos (Sunday Night Football) 
• Week 17 vs. Dallas Cowboys (Christmas Day) 

Why the new look is expected to be more than just an alternate

In 2025, the Super Bowl Era uniform won't be much more than an alternate look used a few times during the regular season. But beyond this year, there's a strong possibility it becomes the team's standard uniform. 

That's at least according to The Team 980 AM's radio host Kevin Sheehan, who has been on top of the uniform story since last October. Leading up to the Commanders' uniform reveal, here's what Sheehan said about the alternate look:

"I have it on good authority that they are going to go back to something resembling the old uniforms sans the more recent Redskins logo [. . .] It would be a rollout with [alternative uniform] opportunities in 2025 [. . .] In these alt opportunities this year I would imagine that at least in a couple of these we're gonna have a uniform that looks like the old uniform."

"And then eventually, the plan would be to go back to something resembling the old uniform sans the last logo in the 2026 season." 

Controversies aside, the franchise has obviously gone through some identity trouble over the last few years. Going back to what is essentially the team's previous uniform sans the Redskins logo appears to be a move most of the fanbase will love.