Washington Redskins' quarterback Robert Griffin III, who dislocated his ankle in Sunday's game against the Jacksonville Jaguars, entered the room for a post-game press conference wearing a T-shirt that said "[K]No[w] Jesus, [K]No[w] Peace" but turned it inside-out before speaking to reporters.
Video and photographic images show Griffin entering the room wearing the shirt--showing its emphatically Christian inscription--and then making remarks at the podium while wearing the shirt turned inside out so that the inscription did not show.
Michael Phillips, a sportswriter for the Richmond Times Dispatch, who was in the room tweeted: "RGIII was wearing a t-shirt that said 'Know Jesus, Know Peace.' NFL Uniform Inspector Tony McGee (former Skins DE) approached Griffin...McGee told Griffin he couldn't wear the shirt because it wasn't a Nike product. Made him turn it inside out for the press conference."
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