Trey Quinn is the new slot man for the Washington Redskins, something Jay Gruden himself confirmed coming out of OTAs and minicamp.
Naturally, that makes Quinn something of an x-factor next year for the offense, especially if the Redskins trot out a first-year arrival like Case Keenum or even a rookie like Dwayne Haskins.
This was a role many could have seen coming for Quinn, the so-called Mr. Irrelevant from the 2018 draft. Above, Pro Football Focus offered a refresher as to why.
Quinn didn’t get a ton of time last year, appearing in just three games. But he’s back healthy this summer and didn’t even need training camp to arrive before he seized a big opportunity within the offense.
If Quinn’s past production is any sign, he could be in for a breakout season while helping along an offense trying to start over under center.
