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All right. It's getting real up in here now, Aaron, with Dwayne Haskins. Come on. Let's get him up and ready to go against Atlanta next week from the jump.

I don't want to wait for Haskins next Thursday night against Atlanta.

I want to see him in the game at the beginning of the game with the ones playing against

the ones because right now I think after two performances and, by the way, Case Keenham's

performances, and by the way, Coltenham's performances, and by the way,

Colt McCoy's injury situation, that Haskins is in play to play a lot sooner rather than later.

Remember last week I came in here and I said, I think now the window is before week four,

that at some point before week four or at week four he's going to play.

I think that window is shortening.

I think he's got a chance to play much sooner rather than later.

There are a lot of reasons for that, which we will get to with Chris Cooley coming up here in a moment.

But overall, he's more talented.

He is a guy that you can tell. I mean, we all know as sports fans, a guy that looks like he belongs versus a guy that doesn't belong. He belongs,

all right? Physically, the way he carries himself, there's no fragility in this guy. He is

confident, self-assured, you know, you're not going to hurt

this guy's confidence if he doesn't have great results. And by the way, I expect if he plays

14 plus games this year, he's going to have some terrible games. He's going to make some mistakes.

They're not going to win more games than they lose.

But I feel the same way about Case Keenum.

You know, that what's the point? Because the upside and starting Case Keenum isn't that much greater.

Now, ultimately, you know, we're going to defer to Jay Gruden who really does know whether or not a guy like Dwayne Haskins can protect himself.

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