File:Los Angeles Chargers wordmark.svg
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English: Script logo for the NFL franchise San Diego/Los Angeles Chargers, without the city name. This basic wordmark was introduced in 2007 when the team was still based in San Diego. After the team announced in January 2017 that it was relocating to Los Angeles, it posted a similar logo on its official website, but with "San Diego" being replaced with "Los Angeles". This version is without the city name so it can be used as a generic logo for the team. |
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| Source | File:San Diego Chargers wordmark.svg, with the city named removed. |
| Author | San Diego/Los Angeles Chargers |
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| current | 22:21, 25 February 2017 | 385 × 102 (7 KB) | Corkythehornetfan | updated |
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