CFB World Offers Condolences Over Dwayne Haskins' Passing

Former Ohio State quarterback Dwayne Haskins has tragically passed away at the age of 24.

ESPN’s Adam Schefter reported the news on Saturday morning.

"Dwayne Haskins, a standout at Ohio State before becoming Washington’s first-round pick and playing in Pittsburgh, died this morning when he got hit by a car in South Florida, per his agent Cedric Saunders. Haskins would have turned 25 years old on May 3."

The Pittsburgh quarterback was training in South Florida, with other Steelers' quarterbacks, running backs and wide receivers, including Mitch Trubisky and Najee Harris.

Haskins was a former first round pick out of Ohio State. He was drafted by the Washington Commanders in 2019 and played for the team for two seasons [2019-20]. In January 2021, the Steelers picked up Haskins as their third-string quarterback behind Ben Roethlisberger and Mason Rudolph.

- College Football & NFL World Offer Condolences Over Dwayne Haskins' Passing -

Former NFL QB Matt Leinart

Oh man. Heartbreaking. Damn! 💔
— Matt Leinart (@MattLeinartQB) April 9, 2022

Ohio State WR Chris Olave

Man… RIP 7 🙏🏾
— Chris Olave (@chrisolave_) April 9, 2022

Former Ohio State Head Coach Urban Meyer

Heartbroken to hear of the loss of Dwayne Haskins Jr. My thoughts and prayers go out to his incredible family. One of the greatest QB’s in Ohio State history, but an even better son, teammate, and friend. God Bless!! pic.twitter.com/lM9Z8LzMhe
— Urban Meyer (@CoachUrbanMeyer) April 9, 2022

Ohio State Head Coach Ryan Day

The loss of Dwayne is beyond tragic and extremely difficult to process. For those who knew him closely, he was much more than a great football player. He had a giant heart, old soul and an infectious smile. The Ohio State community and our entire football program are heartbroken.
— Ryan Day (@ryandaytime) April 9, 2022

Former NFL QB Robert Griffin III

Dwayne Haskins died this morning after being hit by a car at only 24 years old. He had so much life ahead of him even beyond the football field. Most will remember him as a star at Ohio State and NFL QB, but let us all send up a prayer for his family who lost so much more. pic.twitter.com/jL5abZ98Pc
— Robert Griffin III (@RGIII) April 9, 2022

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