The Washington Football Team reportedly fined QB Dwayne Haskins on Friday for violating the team's COVID-19 protocols.
The Washington Football Team fined quarterback Dwayne Haskins on Friday for violating the team's COVID-19 protocols, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter.
Per ESPN, Haskins was fined $4,833 after making a reservation for a family friend at the team hotel, a move strictly prohibited by the team.
Haskins was benched in early October after a 31–17 loss to the Baltimore Ravens, which dropped Washington to 1-3. Through his first two NFL seasons, Haskins has started 11 games. He has a career 59.6% completion percentage and has thrown 11 TDs and 10 career interceptions.
Shortly after being demoted to third-string, Haskins also dealt with a stomach illness.
Washington head coach Ron Rivera said in early October that despite the team's decision to bench the 2019 first-round pick, the team still has faith in him.
"By no means have I given up on him," Rivera said.
Kickoff for Washington's upcoming game with the Cowboys is set for 1 p.m. ET.