RIP Dwayne Haskins

[MTK]

Is it really necessary to point out his struggles though? Just say ex Washington/Steeler QB. That's all that was needed.

Gil Brandt's comments though were way out of line and uncalled for.

[mredskins]

Originally Posted by MTK

Is it really necessary to point out his struggles though? Just say ex Washington/Steeler QB. That's all that was needed.

Gil Brandt's comments though were way out of line and uncalled for.

agree, easily could have said former starter at washington and now backup qb at pitt.

[skinsfan69]

What I remember most was the time he took that selfie w/ those kids when it was the end of the game. He got killed for it but I loved it. He got caught up in the moment a bit and went over to those kids and took that picture. The look on those kids faces was priceless. I personally just loved it. Thought the media made way too big a deal out of it.

[Chief X_Phackter]

Originally Posted by skinsfan69

What I remember most was the time he took that selfie w/ those kids when it was the end of the game. He got killed for it but I loved it. He got caught up in the moment a bit and went over to those kids and took that picture. The look on those kids faces was priceless. I personally just loved it. Thought the media made way too big a deal out of it.

A lot of people did, not just media. Seems pretty small now doesn't it?

[JackLord]

Originally Posted by skinsfan69

What I remember most was the time he took that selfie w/ those kids when it was the end of the game. He got killed for it but I loved it. He got caught up in the moment a bit and went over to those kids and took that picture. The look on those kids faces was priceless. I personally just loved it. Thought the media made way too big a deal out of it.

Agreed.

Dwayne was a good guy. His issues- if that is the term- were not too different from what most young men experience. I made lots of mistakes when I was that age, but I was not in the limelight.

RIP Dwayne. HTTR.

[mredskins]

Originally Posted by JackLord

Agreed.

Dwayne was a good guy. His issues- if that is the term- were not too different from what most young men experience. I made lots of mistakes when I was that age, but I was not in the limelight.

RIP Dwayne. HTTR.

I think we forget they are in their early twenties all these "men", i have interns in my office that sometimes it feels more like baby sitting then managing them.

[JackLord]

Originally Posted by mredskins

I think we forget they are in their early twenties all these "men", i have interns in my office that sometimes it feels more like baby sitting then managing them.

Exactly. Things were probably a bit different back in the day when a pro salary was usually NOT a key to becoming wealthy and the media was primitive compared to now.

In a way, Dwayne was bit like Tim Robbins' character in Bull Durham. Decent talent, but with the quest for "fun" that young men almost always have in abundance. And maybe Mike Tomlin was his "Crash" and would have steered him towards a respectable career.

[Fishingfool]

Originally Posted by skinsfan69

What I remember most was the time he took that selfie w/ those kids when it was the end of the game. He got killed for it but I loved it. He got caught up in the moment a bit and went over to those kids and took that picture. The look on those kids faces was priceless. I personally just loved it. Thought the media made way too big a deal out of it.

Its because he missed the following play and they had to send out a back up QB but it was a good pic and funny moment.