Chase Young is on his way to the Washington Redskins, and former teammate Dwayne Haskins has already sent out his warm welcome via Twitter.
That said, just a year ago, these two were sharing the field. Haskins would lead a dominant offense with an all-time great year for Ohio State, while Young would help tag team with Nick Bosa on the defensive end.
It was a team filled with potential and one that undoubtedly should’ve done far more, as they barely missed the College Football Playoffs. Now, they’ll get a chance to re-write history at the next level and find that success.
The duo will be teaming up with another former Buckeye teammate and speedster receiver Terry McLaurin as well. Here’s how Young’s former quarterback decided to usher him into the Redskins’ family.
Young, who set the Ohio State single-season sack record last season with 16.5 sacks, is expected to make an immediate impact in Washington. The No. 2 overall pick, Young is a dominant defensive end and was college football’s best player in 2019.
That’s our story, and we’re sticking to it.
