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Getty ImagesWashington decided to do away with its racial slur nickname on July 13, and announced moments ago that they’d be going by “” until they come up with a new one.The rebranding is already hitting the digital space, as they’ve got a new Twitter handle, going by @WashingtonNFL now.Of course, that takes you to a screen with a picture of the old logo still visible, a sign that perhaps this effort wasn’t buttoned-up and ready for a seamless rollout.They’re in the process of tweeting out about the new uniforms, which won’t have the old logo or name on them, and will have player numbers on the new helmets.So if you like the new look as much as , , , and , you can add to your wardrobe. According to Adam Schefter of ESPN, will be available on Fanatics and NFL Shop in the coming days.

Getty ImagesWashington decided to do away with its racial slur nickname on July 13, and announced moments ago that they’d be going by “” until they come up with a new one.The rebranding is already hitting the digital space, as they’ve got a new Twitter handle, going by @WashingtonNFL now.Of course, that takes you to a screen with a picture of the old logo still visible, a sign that perhaps this effort wasn’t buttoned-up and ready for a seamless rollout.They’re in the process of tweeting out about the new uniforms, which won’t have the old logo or name on them, and will have player numbers...

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