Look, we all get that you hate Haskins. But once again, you are continually asked what rookie quarterback would have survived in that Washington environment last season? Do you think Kyler Murray would have survived? What about Daniel Jones, the guy that many publications had the Redskins taking before the Giants reached at 6? Or what about Drew Locke? None of them would have survived if the head coach and coaching staff didn't want them because the staff didn't want to put the effort in with regards to developing a quarterback. That's exactly what happened to Haskins. Now it's a completely different cast and while Rivera and company haven't outright given Haskins the job, they've been NOTHING but complimentary about his work ethic and effort. Same with the veterans who have been working out with him this off-season. They said the difference from last season to this season is noticeable.
As for Haskins 'immaturity', I'm not worried about it at all. The kid was excited because he was going to win his first NFL game. He ran into the crowd to celebrate with fans. Big effing deal. It's not like he's Ryan Leaf immature. Just like all the reports that he couldn't read a playbook. The kid's been playing football most of his life. Most good coaches put a playbook together around a player's strength. Gruden didn't. You want to develop a player, you find out what their strengths and weaknesses are you build on that. Gruden didn't invest any time in Haskins.
As for Tua, great quarterback, but if it's true about the multiple ankle surgeries, the broken wrist that wasn't revealed until he did a workout, the two executives who said he failed a physical, plus the fact that he still isn't healthy and did his pro workout in a controlled and scripted manner a la Kaepernick, that actually creates even more questions. I like Tua, but I'm not drafting him in the top 5, especially if his health is questionable. Yes, the hip is healing and he's on his way, but the multiple surgeries, especially for a quarterback that makes a living out of his mobility, is a death knell, even if his character and toughness are top notch.
In the end, we know it's going to be Chase Young at number 2. We know they're going to give Haskins another chance. If he fails this year with a coaching staff that is behind him, then you can make a case that Haskins needs to go. And honestly, next year's quarterback class looks even better than this year's class.