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I'm sure Dwayne will handle himself just fine. Manziel seems to be getting his act together anyway. Probably has great advice for not letting fame and fortune go to Dwayne's head
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I'm sure Dwayne will handle himself just fine. Manziel seems to be getting his act together anyway. Probably has great advice for not letting fame and fortune go to Dwayne's head
DWAYNE HASKINS PLANS TO THROW, RUN AT NFL SCOUTING COMBINE
Dan Hope on February 1, 2019 at 3:00 pm @dan_hope
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Former Ohio State quarterback Dwayne Haskins is planning to participate in both passing drills and athletic testing at the NFL Scouting Combine next month, he said Friday in an interview on NFL Network's Super Bowl Live.
Asked by NFL Network's Andrew Siciliano whether he would throw and run at this year's combine, where quarterbacks are set to work out on March 2, he responded affirmatively.
Haskins said he has been training for the combine with his quarterbacks coach, Quincy Avery, in Los Angeles.
In one of his first public interviews since announcing he would enter the NFL draft last month, Haskins also explained why he made the decision to jump to the NFL after just one season as Ohio State's starting quarterback, with two remaining years of eligibility.
"Just being able to get better every game, see the progression of every game, it was a lot of fun to see the growth as far as a player, person, quarterback, leader, as every game went on throughout the season ... Just knowing that I wanted to be a professional for a long time, had an opportunity to go do it, I couldn't pass it up," Haskins said.
Some NFL scouts might have concerns about drafting a quarterback who has only been a starter for one year, but Haskins said he believes he is "pretty far along" in his development. The Big Ten Offensive Player of the Year also knows, though, that there are still many ways in which he can improve.
"I feel like I can get so much better, and that's the thing I'm so excited about is that I feel like I have great potential, and I'm going to keep getting there, keep working every day to get to that spot in my life where I feel like I'm satisfied with my growth," Haskins said.
Haskins is widely projected to be a top-10 pick in the 2019 NFL draft, with many mock drafts projecting him to be the top quarterback selected. When asked whether he thought he would be the first quarterback taken in this year's draft on Friday, though, he didn't want to answer directly.
"That's what we're praying for," Haskins said.
Asked for his Super Bowl prediction, Haskins picked the New England Patriots to win, saying he "can't go against (Tom) Brady" although he added, "I hate The Team Up North."
https://www.elevenwarriors.com/ohio...snLWHKGwNT06oAfKCI-sKq8KTQUl-ax1B0C9UM0K4h3JI
Dan Hope on February 1, 2019 at 3:00 pm @dan_hope
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Former Ohio State quarterback Dwayne Haskins is planning to participate in both passing drills and athletic testing at the NFL Scouting Combine next month, he said Friday in an interview on NFL Network's Super Bowl Live.
Asked by NFL Network's Andrew Siciliano whether he would throw and run at this year's combine, where quarterbacks are set to work out on March 2, he responded affirmatively.
Haskins said he has been training for the combine with his quarterbacks coach, Quincy Avery, in Los Angeles.
In one of his first public interviews since announcing he would enter the NFL draft last month, Haskins also explained why he made the decision to jump to the NFL after just one season as Ohio State's starting quarterback, with two remaining years of eligibility.
"Just being able to get better every game, see the progression of every game, it was a lot of fun to see the growth as far as a player, person, quarterback, leader, as every game went on throughout the season ... Just knowing that I wanted to be a professional for a long time, had an opportunity to go do it, I couldn't pass it up," Haskins said.
Some NFL scouts might have concerns about drafting a quarterback who has only been a starter for one year, but Haskins said he believes he is "pretty far along" in his development. The Big Ten Offensive Player of the Year also knows, though, that there are still many ways in which he can improve.
"I feel like I can get so much better, and that's the thing I'm so excited about is that I feel like I have great potential, and I'm going to keep getting there, keep working every day to get to that spot in my life where I feel like I'm satisfied with my growth," Haskins said.
Haskins is widely projected to be a top-10 pick in the 2019 NFL draft, with many mock drafts projecting him to be the top quarterback selected. When asked whether he thought he would be the first quarterback taken in this year's draft on Friday, though, he didn't want to answer directly.
"That's what we're praying for," Haskins said.
Asked for his Super Bowl prediction, Haskins picked the New England Patriots to win, saying he "can't go against (Tom) Brady" although he added, "I hate The Team Up North."
https://www.elevenwarriors.com/ohio...snLWHKGwNT06oAfKCI-sKq8KTQUl-ax1B0C9UM0K4h3JI
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DWAYNE HASKINS NAMED WASHINGTON METRO COLLEGE PLAYER OF THE YEAR BY DC TOUCHDOWN CLUB
Dwayne Haskins will receive another award in April for his excellent season as Ohio State's starting quarterback.
The DC Touchdown Club announced Tuesday that Haskins, the 2018 Big Ten Offensive Player of the Year, will be honored as the Washington Metro College Player of the Year at its awards dinner on April 18.
A product of The Bullis School in Potomac, Maryland – about 15 miles away from Washington, D.C. – Haskins threw for 4,831 yards and 50 touchdowns in his only season as Ohio State's starting quarterback, breaking the Big Ten records in both categories. He led the Buckeyes to a 13-1 record, including a Big Ten championship and a win in the Rose Bowl.
Entire article: https://www.elevenwarriors.com/ohio...llege-player-of-the-year-by-dc-touchdown-club
Dwayne Haskins will receive another award in April for his excellent season as Ohio State's starting quarterback.
The DC Touchdown Club announced Tuesday that Haskins, the 2018 Big Ten Offensive Player of the Year, will be honored as the Washington Metro College Player of the Year at its awards dinner on April 18.
A product of The Bullis School in Potomac, Maryland – about 15 miles away from Washington, D.C. – Haskins threw for 4,831 yards and 50 touchdowns in his only season as Ohio State's starting quarterback, breaking the Big Ten records in both categories. He led the Buckeyes to a 13-1 record, including a Big Ten championship and a win in the Rose Bowl.
Entire article: https://www.elevenwarriors.com/ohio...llege-player-of-the-year-by-dc-touchdown-club
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Dwayne Haskins reaffirms his desire to be drafted to the Big Apple
There wouldn’t be any qualms from the former Buckeye passer if he went to the New York Giants.
One of the more notable Buckeyes on the draft board is quarterback Dwayne Haskins. Already pegged as the potential heir apparent to Eli Manning in New York, Haskins made the comment to Newsday that he would “love it” if the New York Giants drafted him.
he Giants are sitting at No. 6 in the draft order, but there could be movement above them as teams looking for a QB may trade up to snag Haskins—or someone else for that matter. However, with Haskins already saying that he’d love to go to the NYG, and the fact that he grew up in New Jersey before moving to Maryland, that could make life hard for a team trying to wedge themselves between the record-setting Buckeye passer and the four-time Super Bowl winning franchise.
Entire article: https://www.landgrantholyland.com/2...raft-new-york-giants-austin-mack-kaleb-wesson
There wouldn’t be any qualms from the former Buckeye passer if he went to the New York Giants.
One of the more notable Buckeyes on the draft board is quarterback Dwayne Haskins. Already pegged as the potential heir apparent to Eli Manning in New York, Haskins made the comment to Newsday that he would “love it” if the New York Giants drafted him.
he Giants are sitting at No. 6 in the draft order, but there could be movement above them as teams looking for a QB may trade up to snag Haskins—or someone else for that matter. However, with Haskins already saying that he’d love to go to the NYG, and the fact that he grew up in New Jersey before moving to Maryland, that could make life hard for a team trying to wedge themselves between the record-setting Buckeye passer and the four-time Super Bowl winning franchise.
Entire article: https://www.landgrantholyland.com/2...raft-new-york-giants-austin-mack-kaleb-wesson
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The Giants are the first team picking that need a QB. Any agent worth a damn knows what to tell their clients in this situation. If the Jags were 6 and the Giants 7, his answer would be completely different.
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Only someone who did not watch a single down of Ohio State football all year would think that Haskins is "more of a runner than passer" QB
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in his defense didn't Haskins have to run to the end zone to congratulate a teammate after every TD pass?
in his defense didn't Haskins have to run to the end zone to congratulate a teammate after every TD pass?
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