Dwayne Haskins Takes A Shot At Washington; Didn't Give Him Chance To Succeed?!

Do you think that Dwayne Haskins is taking shots at Washington and Ohio State saying that they didn't help him in preparation?

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[AttilatheThrilla]

Bro Haskins didn’t study film or practice hard… Washington humbled him by humiliating him and it may have worked for the positive.. I dunno why he’s gotta take shots because as of yet the perception about him hasn’t changed at all and he should just keep bettering himself as a player and a leader

[PatrickStarfist]

WFT as bad as they are didn't ask him to go to strip club during pandemic while your head coach is recovering from cancer

[LiamborninDC]

Now I know Alex Smith was a more knowledgeable QB by far, but he was on one leg and did so much more than Haskins with the same team. Hell, even Heinicke played better than Haskins in DC.

[millertimeb]

Dwayne haskins was given every opportunity in D.C., he thought he made it last year before even taking a snap in the off season then just gave up after being named the starter

[calthar]

He literally jeopardized his entire team with Covid protocols and put his coach who just finished Chemo Therapy (high risk for disease) in danger of not be able to step on the field and possibly his life. This screams dipshit 1st round pick who thought cause he was drafted, he was a made man in the NFL. They gave you a chance and Haskins was worse than Henicke and a crippled Alex Smith. Let that sink in.

[idontcareanymore]

And the "Blame everyone but myself" for my actions/inactions narrative marches ahead full steam.

[brann]

To this day I’m still counting how many second chances we gave him 😭

[httcpham]

Yes washington has been a bad franchise but they cleaned house with the higher ups and its turning around. Since Ron rivera walked in the building the culture changed.

[grant]

He was drafted by a coach who didn't want him. It was doomed from the start. It was good he moved on. I wish he wouldn't speak on the WFT anymore; leave it behind him.

[cnkirch]

He had scouting reports in DC but he kept sleeping through them

[rolandbullock]

If he studied film and put in work that's his responsibility
Sounds like a cop out. Dude is immature

[youlikedyourowncomment]

They way he acted on draft day tells me everything I need to know about him

[chrisburd]

he didn't want to do the work - he walks away now with 8 - 9 million dollars. hell of a consolation prize.

[keithlamont]

Pittsburgh is just a regimented, well-ran, well-coached Tomlin and the steelers organization gives him the structure that he needs....it's a good fit

[troublesomewestsideoutlaw]

"I'm more motivated than ever, there's a bigger chip on my shoulder, the league done messed up, "

[bofetada]

James Harrison has said the same thing about the being on the Patriots. So yes I believe their are different levels of preparation and insight as well as I believe maybe he wasn't ready for it as well. Sometimes it's the person delivering the information as well

[cesus]

If a career third string can succeed in Washington I think you had a pretty good chance too.. 😂

[bernardmayles]

Pretty sure he ain't taking a shot at OSU considering he threw for 50 tds and 5000 yards in one season

[zemexone]

Washington did pretty good making a scouting report on the steelers last year.. .

[Harber-dxto]

He was arrogant and didn’t put the work in, rather party and take selfie’s on the sideline than learn proper reads and defensive alinement, maybe could’ve been something if he put the work in.