The Kansas City Chiefs logo has change a lot over the years ... The cowboy was swapped out for a Native American man, who is running with a tomahawk rather than a gun. Likewise, the red map ...

“But they’re running out of innings ... He designed what became known as the Indians’ Chief Wahoo logo in 1946, when he was a 17-year-old working for his family’s design business near ...

players for the Chiefs wore a completely different logo on their jerseys. The original symbol of the team was a running gunslinger with a wide-brimmed hat, a pigskin football in one hand ...

Chiefs fans were initially angry about ... Years later, former Raiders running back (and current Packers running back) Josh Jacobs reflected on the logo dancing while appearing on Bussing With ...

Kansas City Chiefs running back Isiah Pacheco will miss at least six weeks following surgery to repair a fractured fibula, NFL Network and ESPN reported. Pacheco will have the operation this week.

That design showed a Native American man running with a football ... maybe fans would be celebrating Blue Friday during Chiefs season. The Chiefs’ logo would’ve looked different, too.

The logo was changed to its current iteration: an ‘O’ with the word ‘Chiefs’ running through it. Deborah Guthrie helped design Okemos schools' current logo in 2011. A longtime resident ...