Dwayne Haskins Jr., a determined and adaptable quarterback, played eight seasons in the TFL, taking the field for six different teams. His journey began with the Minnesota Tigers (Seasons 1–3), and he later played for the Hawaii Warriors (Season 4), St. Louis Rebels (Season 5), New Jersey Wings (Season 6), Los Angeles Lancers (Season 7), and Chicago Bolts (Season 8).

Haskins entered the league in Season 1, signing with the Minnesota Tigers. He broke out in Season 2 and was named the Tigers’ Player of the Year. However, despite that success, Minnesota signed Dak Prescott in Season 3, benching Haskins for the whole season. He never started a full season again, spending the remainder of his career in a mix of backup and spot-starting roles across five additional teams.

Despite limited starts from Seasons 4 through 8, Haskins managed to rack up 73 total touchdowns—72 passing and 1 rushing, averaging 9.1 touchdowns per season. He had one campaign with 30+ touchdowns, nine games with 3+ scores, three with 4+, and two memorable performances with 5 touchdowns.

He made the playoffs three times (twice as a backup) and posted four seasons at or above .500. While he never led a team to a division title or returned to full-time starter status, Haskins stayed ready, contributing wherever he was needed.

A career defined by perseverance and adaptability, Dwayne Haskins Jr. made his mark as a team-first quarterback who remained poised and professional through every twist of his TFL journey.