Dwayne Haskins Skips Last Snap To Take Selfies, Joe Theismann Disapproves

Dwayne Haskins earned his first-ever NFL win Sunday afternoon with a 19-16 victory against the lowly Detroit Lions.

But instead of taking the final snap of the game, the Washington Redskins quarterback took selfies with fans in the stands. (Case Keenum took the snap, instead.)

And that did not sit well with legendary Redskins QB Joe Theismann whatsoever.

Theismann took to Twitter to share his displeasure with his thousands of followers, raking the 22-year-old over the coals for his decision.

“How do miss the last snap of a game because ur taking selfies,” Theismann tweeted. “That’s unprofessional & wrong.”

How do miss the last snap of a game because ur taking selfies. That’s unprofessional & wrong.

— Joe Theismann (@Theismann7) November 24, 2019

Some fans, however, didn’t necessarily agree.

https://twitter.com/Mike_JET/status/1198746943775813634

You once raised your arms in celebration, while holding the ball, in a game the #Redskins were winning 9-3. You were in your own end zone and could have fumbled the game away

A safety was given up and the game ended 9-5

That was not professional but I'm sure you learned from it

— Mark Phillips (@GoingCommander) November 24, 2019

He was excited for the win and more importantly what it meant for the faithful. We all have done something in a moment of excitement. Cut the kid some slack.

— Gary Riggins (@griggins57) November 25, 2019

https://twitter.com/Chiareality/status/1198750112572461056