COLUMBUS, Ohio — The challenge against Baltimore was obvious for Dwayne Haskins and Washington on Sunday. The Ravens had come off a loss to the Chiefs in Week 3 and looked dominant in wins earlier this season against the Browns and Texans. Washington just was not able to keep up in a 31-17 loss. Haskins threw for 314 yards in the loss, 118 of which went to fellow former Buckeye Terry McLaurin on a career-high 10 receptions. But prior to the game, NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport reported that Washington could move on from Haskins if he didn’t play well against Baltimore. Haskins’ agent, David Mulugheta, responded to that report on Twitter after the game. Despite losing by 14, the game was Haskins’ best of the season in terms of yards, completion percentage (314) and quarterback rating (90.4). He is just 3-7 in his career as a starter for a Washington…
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