Read the actual Auxilia specification
The Eagles brand guidelines hosted by design agency 160over90, dated July 2022, name Auxilia as the primary typeface on printed page 24. They prefer Black Oblique for team headlines and Regular, left-aligned text for paragraphs, with capitals for display use. The guide explicitly requires individual font licenses and directs users to Typomancer’s resource. This identifies a communication family, not a free team-logo font.
Keep the wordmark and text hierarchy separate
On printed page 10, the same guide defines the wordmark as a secondary logo that must not be altered. A headline set in the specified family is therefore not a replacement for that asset. For an independent sports-news layout, give the article title, subheading and paragraph distinct roles. Compare a short all-cap heading with the longest likely title, preserving the type’s actual oblique rather than skewing a rendered logo.
Proof a small article block before adding brand symbols
Place a two-line heading above a paragraph and a short score list. Check wrapping, paragraph alignment and the relative weight of labels before adding a symbol at the end of the article. Keep supplied artwork separate from editable text in the working file. Archivo Black and Source Sans 3 here are independent comparisons, not Auxilia previews. The homepage’s copyable headline lettering substitutes Unicode characters rather than distributing Auxilia or reproducing the Eagles wordmark.
Your questions, answered.
Does the cited guide name the text typeface?
Yes. Its typography section names Auxilia and specifies distinct headline and paragraph treatments.
Can that text font replace the Eagles wordmark asset?
The guide treats the wordmark as a separate secondary logo and says it must not be altered.
Sources & background
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