Dwayne Haskins, who started at quarterback for the Washington Football Team in Week 14, was seen partying without a mask on Sunday night and without social distancing at a strip club, in images circulating on social media.

According to ESPN's Josh Keim, the organization has been made aware of the posts that seem to show Haskins partying with a host of women in No. 7 jerseys, just hours after Washington lost a home game to the Seattle Seahawks, 20-15, at FedEx Field.

Here are some images:

https://twitter.com/DCBarno/status/1341228258373890049

Per Keim, Washington found out about Haskins' actions on Monday, but took a day to decide how to proceed. He noted that the team has been in contact with the league and is handling the matter internally.

Haskins has apologized for the incident:

https://twitter.com/dh_simba7/status/1341419031996354560

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The second-year QB was fined earlier in the season for inviting a family friend to the team hotel before a game, in violation of the NFL's COVID-19 protocols. The league's protocols also mandate mask-wearing at all times, and his maskless party on Sunday would, obviously, be in direct violation of that.

After winning four games in a row and seizing the NFC East lead with veteran QB Alex Smith under center, Washington was forced to turn to Haskins on Sunday with Smith nursing a calf injury. The 2019 first-round pick — who was benched earlier this season — completed 38-of-55 passes for 295 yards, one touchdown, and two interceptions in the loss to Seattle.
The Week 14 defeat dropped Haskins' record as Washington's starter to 1-4 in 2020 and 3-9 over his first two NFL seasons.
Washington (6-8) can clinch a postseason berth with a win over Carolina. The Panthers are just 4-10 on the season, so Washington has a good chance to clinch. The hope is that Smith will be back under center.