ESPNs Adam Schefter Under Fire For Dwayne Haskins Tweet
Mitchell's Life / Getty Images Dwayne Haskins On the morning of April 9, ESPN NFL senior Adam Schifter reported the death of Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Dwayne Haskins after he was hit by a garbage truck in South Florida, initially via Twitter. Almost immediately, Schifter became a target for the dialects, with Haskins highlighting his struggle in the NFL before he learned of his death. In particular, Schifter said, Haskins "appeared in Ohio in the NFL in Pittsburgh before fighting in Washington." For example, former Ohio State / NFL defender Cardal Jones wrote on his Twitter page that he thought it would be a more appropriate post, stating that "Haskins's career ups and downs are fortunately unrelated to the loss. His life ... left to family and friends "They should be upset instead of in the shadows." What about Dwayne Haskins Jr., Husband, Baku Brother, Friend, Dear Couple? Let your family and friends grieve instead of casting shadows. Pray...