A.J. Francis says Redskins' logo 'racist' after he joins Giants

Defensive tackle A.J. Francis found a new job just days after being released by the Washington Redskins and celebrated the moment by ripping his old team on Instagram, including calling out their "racist" logo.

Francis signed with the New York Giants on Wednesday. He was one of three defensive tackles released by the Redskins on Monday after they selected two defensive tackles in the draft.

After signing with the Giants, Francis posted an?Instagram picture of himself laughing. He wrote, "When the team you were on didn't appreciate you but the team you played against actually pays attention to the film," and added in the hashtags he was looking forward to playing the Redskins twice next season.

He then added, "#AndYourLogoIsRacist."

Redskins owner Dan Snyder has remained firm in his desire to keep the team's nickname and logo. Despite increasing pressure from Native American groups, led by the Change The Mascot campaign, Snyder hasn't budged, once telling USA Today that he'll never change the nickname and "you can use caps."

Last year, the Supreme Court ruled that a trademark law that bars disparaging terms infringed on free speech rights and was unconstitutional, providing a boost to the Redskins.

Francis, 27, appeared in six games for the Redskins last season. He had 18 tackles, including a season-best six in the season finale against the Giants.