Washington Commanders

Former Washington GM Scot McCloughan is auctioning off signed Redskins gear for charity

Published May. 8, 2017 12:11 p.m. ET

Cameron DaSilva

Scot McCloughan and the Washington Redskins parted ways this offseason, ending his two-year tenure with the team. During his brief stint in the nation’s capital, he made camouflage hats famous, often wearing them around the facility.

Although that was kind of his trademark, he doesn’t see any need for them anymore now that he’s unemployed. As a result, he’s auctioning old autographed Redskins gear on eBay.

He’s not doing it to generate cash for himself, either. It’s all for a good cause with proceeds going to the Redskins Charitable Foundation.

At the time of this post, a camouflage hat had gotten bids up to $455, while a second hat reached $175.

“When it’s all said and done, Scot and I are still grateful that we were able to come here, so why not give back to the people that brought us here,” McCloughan’s wife Jessica said. “The Charitable Foundation truly does a ton of stuff for kids in the D.C. area.”