The tragic death of former Washington Commanders quarterback Dwayne Haskins happened over 2 years ago on April 9, 2022, and now his widow can finally move forward with a wrongful death lawsuit filed after he was struck by a dump truck crossing Interstate 95 in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
According to USA Today’s Tom Schad, Kalabyra Haskins, the widow of Dwayne Haskins, has dismissed the wrongful death lawsuits she’d filed against over a dozen people and entities regarding the death of her late husband.
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USA Today’s Tom Schad reported on December 12 that Kalabyra Haskins, the widow of Dwayne Haskins, had dismissed the final remaining wrongful death lawsuits she’d filed against over a dozen people and entities in regards to her late husband’s death.
“Dwayne Haskins’ widow has voluntarily dismissed the lawsuit that she filed against more than a dozen people or business entities following her husband’s death in 2022, according to court records filed Wednesday,” Schad wrote.
“Kalabrya Haskins’ lawyer, Rick Ellsley, confirmed to USA TODAY Sports on Thursday morning that his client is dropping the lawsuit after reaching a series of settlements with parties involved, including a previously announced settlement with the driver and owners of the dump truck that struck and killed Haskins in April 2022.”
A first round pick (No. 15 overall) by Washington, Haskins started Ohio State’s season and went 13-1, earning him the Big Ten Most Valuable Player award. After completing 70 percent of his passes, Haskins threw for 4,831 yards, 50 touchdowns and 8 interceptions in just one season as the Buckeyes’ starting quarterback. Additionally, Haskins rushed for 108 yards and four touchdowns.

Despite signing a four-year, $14.37 million contract with Washington after being drafted, Haskins went steadily downhill in his two seasons with the team. After two seasons with the team, Haskins went 3-10 as a starter and threw 2,804 yards, 12 touchdowns, and 14 interceptions. He, however, was released one week into the 2020 season after being questioned about his work ethic and commitment.

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