Dwayne Haskins released in Washington

The Washington football team announced on Monday that it had released quarterback Dwayne Haskins. Coach Ron Rivera said in a statement on Monday: “I met with Dwayne this afternoon and informed him that we will release him.” “I told him that I believe we will go our own way. It’s good for both parties. We want to thank Dwayne for his contributions over the past two seasons and wish him forward.” The 15th pick in the 2019 NFL Draft was replaced by Taylor Heinicke. The bench won, and the latter was intercepted twice in Sunday’s 20-13 loss to the Panthers. Last Tuesday, Haskins’ social media post appeared to show that the quarterback did not have a mask and apologized when approaching a woman without a mask at a party. At that time, it was reported that Washington had been in contact with the NFL and handled it internally. Haskins tweeted on Tuesday: “I talked to coach Rivera yesterday and took full responsibility for putting the team in danger. “This is irresponsible and immature for me. Yes, I am responsible for my actions. Haskins started seven games in his 201

9 rookie season, and before he was named as Kyle Allen’s substitute, he started the first four games of the 2020 season. During this period , Haskins reached 89 in 146 games, with 4 touchdowns, 3 interceptions and 939 passing yards. Earlier Monday, Rivera appointed Heinicki as Washington’s Week 17 The starting player against the Philadelphia Eagles that night will determine the NFC Eastern Conference championship. This is a developing story. There are more.