Haskins released

[skinsfaninok]

Originally Posted by jamf

His rookie contract is fully guaranteed, 8Mil cap hit next year.

You can find 8M fans that will donate $1 to the team

[ODUsmitty]

Originally Posted by Chico23231

Fuck this lazy, trifling piece of shit

Got to be hard for Young, who publicly supported Haskins. Never sure why, as Young plays with aggression and heart and Haskins just played with himself.

[Chico23231]

Originally Posted by jamf

His rookie contract is fully guaranteed, 8Mil cap hit next year.

Bruce and Dan parting gift to the front office as another one of their choices at QB is an utter disaster.

[hagams]

For the record, it has been exactly 1,512 days since my last post. Although I have been lurking in the shadows, I've refrained from posting anything since November 17th, 2016.

I say that to say this, I'm happy. Bye Felicia, I didn't like the pick in the first place

HTTR!!

[FrenchSkin]

Originally Posted by Chief X_Phackter

Dayuum!

Honestly, this probably would have happened last week if there was no division title to be won, or if they knew Heinicke offered the same if not more ability to get a W.

Wish I was there on the call when Rivera told Danny of this decision.

Would sure be interesting...

Anyway, glad RR is doing the right thing for this team, glad we have proof he has latitude to make this move, and glad there's now one less mingling temptation for Snyder.

[calia]

I wonder if Philly signs him to get intel on us.


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[EdmundDorf]

Was wondering whether we could void his guarantees due to his fines.... otherwise big cap hit unless someone else claims him on waivers

[SunnySide]

Originally Posted by ODUsmitty

Got to be hard for Young, who publicly supported Haskins. Never sure why, as Young plays with aggression and heart and Haskins just played with himself.

welcome, here to support Old Dominion alum Keinicke Im guessing. Must be cool to see an alum on the front page of espn etc

[Chief X_Phackter]

Originally Posted by ODUsmitty

Got to be hard for Young, who publicly supported Haskins. Never sure why, as Young plays with aggression and heart and Haskins just played with himself.

Ron Rivera told Dwayne that his release benefits both parties. At this point, I can't imagine that there is a player in the locker room that is not on board with this decision, including Young.

Young is a leader. I wouldn't expect anything less from him with regard to supporting all his teammates publicly.

[skinsfaninok]

Originally Posted by calia

I wonder if Philly signs him to get intel on us.


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Here’s the intel they need

OUR OFFENSE SUCKS

[sevier2]

Originally Posted by calia

I wonder if Philly signs him to get intel on us.


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lol I don’t think we have to worry about that.

Dude was given the most basic/trimmed down playbook to run and could barely get a grip on that.

[Ruhskins]

Originally Posted by ODUsmitty

Got to be hard for Young, who publicly supported Haskins. Never sure why, as Young plays with aggression and heart and Haskins just played with himself.

I'm pretty sure Chase was being diplomatic and supportive. Also, everyone knows the true QB leader is Alex. So not a big issue in my opinion.

[MTK]

Peace out loser. Hopefully he uses this as a learning opportunity. There's much more to playing QB in this league than posting videos of yourself tossing bombs, shirtless, in the summer to Antonio Brown.

[Chief X_Phackter]

Originally Posted by calia

I wonder if Philly signs him to get intel on us.


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Doubt he could provide any valuable intelligence.

[calia]

Originally Posted by sevier2

lol I don’t think we have to worry about that.

Dude was given the most basic/trimmed down playbook to run and could barely get a grip on that.

That's not inaccurate. But Philly being Philly, I wouldn't be surprised if they did this just to troll us.

Honestly, I never liked Haskins although I hoped for the best. He acted like a petulant child when drafted 15th, claiming "The league done messed up." He's not the first QB to feel he was drafted too low, but perhaps the least deserving of feeling that way given his limited number of college games (and soiling himself in arguably the biggest game against Purdue).

Look at what Aaron Rodgers did. He was pissed he wasn't drafted higher, and he let that motivate him to slay it once, years after waiting behind Favre and further honing his craft, he got the chance to start. In other words, he bided his time and then made the most of his opportunity. The complete opposite approach to what Haskins did, who was vocal about not being lauded more out of the box, pouted when not played immediately, pouted again when benched, and otherwise acted like an idiot (selfie before the game ended v. Detroit last year, and two COVID violations this year).

Good fucking riddance. Addition by subtraction.