One player each team from the NFC East could trade before the 2020 season

David Harrison

June 15, 2020

Dwayne Haskins, Redskins — Brad Mills-USA TODAY Sports

Dwayne Haskins Washington Redskins

Let’s be clear on this one. While it’s possible the Redskins over-drafted Dwayne Haskins in the first place, they shouldn’t be so quick to move on. However, it’s hard to think about potential trades this team could make without including Haskins.

The Arizona Cardinals traded a former first-round quarterback and to the surprise of many their franchise didn’t completely implode.

If Ron Rivera identifies Haskins probably isn’t his quarterback of the future then it makes sense to move him. It makes more sense to move him before he has the chance to do damage to his already wounded market value.

Something to take into consideration, Haskins is now down to 218 pounds after being listed at 230 on the Redskins’ official website last season. This weight loss would certainly help the young quarterback improve his mobility inside and outside of the pocket. Is it enough to keep him in Washington?

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