Quotes from Dwayne Haskins

Of course there's room for improvement all the time, throwing on time, throwing accurately and being able to move off of the spot and still find anther part of the progression, and that's something I need to work on.

That's something you've just got to get a feel for the game of. Just knowing not to bypass the reads for bigger throws or to try to find more time in the pocket to make bigger plays.

Every time I put my helmet on it's a challenge.

I know I can play well and play at a high level.

Of course it's great to be able to extend plays and know where to go when plays break down. But plays are schemed up for dropbacks and timing and things of that nature. So I feel I do that at a very high level.

Once I understand the playbook and understand what I'm looking at, it'll be easy as far as the timing and where the ball needs to go.

Having people from colleges hitting me on Twitter saying how good they think I'm going to be, putting expectations on me, it's very humbling.

I've been just trying to master that same edge that a Tom Brady or Drew Brees has; when he steps into a building, you know he's there.

I want to be like Tom Brady and Drew Brees and that's something that doesn't happen overnight. Tom didn't play at first; Aaron Rodgers didn't play at first.

I get hyped every day I get to put a helmet on.

Everyone can throw a football, but if you can't ID fronts, if you can't see pressure, you're not going to last long.

It's just crazy how small this world is and how you meet somebody and that can change your life. That's why I make sure I treat people the way I want to be treated, and I've got to do all I can to make sure that I leave a lasting impression on people.

I find ways to get the ball to everyone. Me in the pocket is more fun for me than to try to run for a touchdown or a first down. I like to see guys make plays.

I just cut off a lot of toxic stuff in my life.

I feel that my game works really well in the NFL, because I'm able to distribute the ball deep, intermediate, short and great accuracy outside the numbers. And I feel like I make guys better around me, so that way I'll be able to win games.

The most learning I do is in meetings and board work and the film room. That's what happens. When you work hard there, you play well on the field. So that's what I do.

Gotta be accountable for the decisions you make in life, and be able to move forward and make the best decisions.

Own up to your responsibilities and your mistakes and be a better person moving forward.

Just grateful for the opportunity Washington gave me, but it wasn't completely surprising, but it was also definitely unfortunate to be able to be released the way that I was.

When you let outside noise into your head, you start thinking or believing whatever the hell you read or see.

It has been a dream of mine to play for Ohio State. This prestigious university best represents my family values, and playing under Urban Meyer's strong leadership abilities and a person that I can have a relationship with after football was important.

I won't necessarily say it's just about football. It's with everything in life. I just wanted to be a man about my business, and that's on and off the field.

The only time I feel not consistent or accurate is when I don't know the play or if I am late on my drop.

Whatever team drafts me, I'll be able to sit back and learn from the guy that's there and be able to compete with him and push him, but know that a guy's there because he's a veteran, he's done it before, he's professional.