Dwayne Haskins impressing Jay Gruden during rookie minicamp

Washington’s starting quarterback race is wide-open at the moment, but as John Keim of ESPN.com writes, 2019 first-rounder Dwayne Haskins is already making his case for the job. Haskins has impressed after two days of rookie minicamp, and head coach Jay Gruden said of the Ohio State product, “It’s been a treat. He’s made some throws that turn your head without a doubt.” Of course, Haskins still has a long way to go, and two days of rookie minicamp will not make or break his future with Washington. But as the No. 15 overall pick, he will certainly be given ample opportunity to start right away, and his performance thus far has been promising. The Redskins’ OTAs and mandatory minicamp will be critical in clarifying the team’s quarterback situation, because Gruden does not like to have a three-man competition in training camp. He believes, understandably, that it is too difficult to divide meaningful repetitions between three players, so the pressure is on Haskins and veterans Case Keenum and Colt McCoy over th

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