Dwayne Haskins was spoiled in college.
In his lone year as the starter at Ohio State, he conducted Ryan Day's wide-open, pass-happy offense with the added benefit of throwing to three senior starters on the perimeter, in addition to a host of talented underclassmen.
That's not a dig or slight at what he brought to the table. Ask any draft expert their opinion of Haskins and they'll tell you he's the prototype quarterback, despite never calling himself that or getting it inked on his body.
Ask those same draft experts about the receiving corps Haskins threw to and they'll gush accordingly.