Commanders' Dan Quinn raises eyebrows with Redskins flair in T-shirt

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Washington Commanders head coach Dan Quinn appeared to ruffle feathers over the weekend when he wore a short that incorporated the old Redskins team name into the current logo.

Quinn’s Commanders shirt had a feather on the end of the "W," which represents the team’s current name. Washington ditched the Redskins moniker in the summer of 2020 amid heightened racial tensions across the U.S. The team landed on Commanders before the 2023 season.

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Dan Quinn speaks at a press conference at Commanders Park in Ashburn, Virginia, on Feb. 5, 2024. (Michael A. McCoy /For The Washington Post via Getty Images)

The shirt sparked reaction online. The Commanders had "no organizational comment" on the apparel, according to Pro Football Talk.

"Dan Quinn in bootleg merchandise. The NFL is not going to like this," Dallas Cowboys writer Clarence Hill Jr. wrote on X.

ESPN’s Jason Reid wondered "why" Quinn would wear the shirt, adding that he thought it would take away from some of the positive buzz around the team.

"My man, I’m not focusing on racism. My overarching point is this: Everything associated with the former name gets people going, one way or another. They just drafted a QB with the second overall pick. New GM just had his first draft. New head coach is leading the rookies," Reid wrote.

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Quarterback Jayden Daniels poses with head coach Dan Quinn, right, owner Josh Harris and general manager Adam Peters following a press conference at Commanders Park in Ashburn, Virginia, on April 26, 2024.