Dwayne Haskins of Washington, DC, predicted his quarterback's possible needs when writing for his secondary newspaper.

Before playing the quarterback for Ohio State, and then being elected in the first round of the NFL draft, Dwayne Haskins was a student and four-star rookie at the Bullis School in Potomac, Maryland. He was neither in class nor in practice. In the field, he apparently tried to perfect the most essential skill of life: sports blogging. Haskins was notably sports editor of his school newspaper The bulldog.

It's not really a shock to know that someone who plays sports has interest in writing about them too, but what Haskins wrote caught the attention of Jacob Bogage earlier this month. Washington Post, especially things on the Washington football team.

Here is how Haskins explains how the franchise has made editorial shifts over the years and what it expects of the team in the 2015 NFL Draft (the focus is on me):

The Redskins have recruited 3 quarterbacks since 2002. They also missed a first-round pick in two years. They did not do it either in 2003, 2006 and 2008. In 2002, they had drafted Patrick Ramsey, Jason Campbell in 2005 and RG3 in 2012. Hopefully RG3 will be in Washington but otherwise expect to write another one in the next 5 years. This year, the Redskins should look to add talent on both sides of the ball, especially in defense in high school and on the front.

This may not seem like a bold prediction, but keep in mind that Kirk Cousins ​​was still on the list of players at that time and that he had shown that he was more than able to lead the team. Instead, Haskins completely ignored Cousins ​​- a real power of blogging on his part – and asked his readers to look to the future for the next quarterback of the team. He also gets bonus points because it is not often that an author manages to become the reason why a prediction on their part is true. Haskins said Washington would need a quarter in five years, and he is likely to take the job four years later.

Of course, the real symbol of his DMV blogger status came a year later, when he seemed to question the logic of a decision made by the team before raising his arms for say "I guess!" In 2016 (it's still me who points out):

Although they were chosen 2nd, the Redskins still recruited their successor to Kirk Cousins ​​in the 4th round. To this day, we still do not know why the Skins have decided to recruit two quarters but obviously they had a plan. A flawless stay

If he manages to predict the future, as well as his skepticism about the decisions taken by Dan Snyder and the franchise, he will surely succeed in his new year.