The Washington Commanders have announced their uniform schedule for the 2026 season, giving fans a first look at when the team will wear each version of its newly redesigned jerseys.
The schedule features the return of the franchise’s classic-inspired burgundy and white uniforms, along with the new black “Hail Raiser” alternate that debuted earlier this year.
The Commanders will wear their burgundy jerseys in nine games:
- Week 2: at Dallas
- Week 3: vs. Seattle
- Week 4: vs. Indianapolis (London)
- Week 8: vs. Philadelphia
- Week 9: vs. Los Angeles
- Week 10: at New York
- Week 14: vs. Houston
- Week 16: at Minnesota
- Week 18: vs. Dallas
The team will wear its white jerseys in six games:
- Week 1: at Philadelphia
- Week 5: vs. New York
- Week 6: at San Francisco
- Week 12: at Arizona
- Week 13: at Tennessee
- Week 17: at Jacksonville
The black “Hail Raiser” alternate will make two appearances:
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Week 11: vs. Cincinnati
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Week 15: vs. Atlanta
The Commanders unveiled the new uniforms in April, blending the franchise’s history with a modern design. The updated primary burgundy and white uniforms draw heavy inspiration from Washington’s Super Bowl era, bringing back the classic burgundy, gold, and white color scheme, traditional sleeve striping, block numbers, and a glossy helmet with a centered stripe reminiscent of the team’s championship years.
The white uniforms follow the same design language, creating a cleaner, more traditional look that many longtime fans had been hoping to see return.
The biggest addition is the black “Hail Raiser” alternate, which features a matte black uniform with burgundy and gold accents. The alternate helmet includes a redesigned “W” logo with a spear running through it, giving the uniform a distinct identity while complementing the team’s more traditional primary looks.
