Nobody ever knows for sure what will happen between a player and team when they agree upon a deal, though that never stops people from expressing their opinions—and there are varying degrees of probability in terms of being right.
I don’t expect that there are a lot of people expecting Dwayne Haskins to be the Pittsburgh Steelers’ franchise quarterback beginning in 2022, with the potential of keeping them competitive for championships. But you can’t know for sure without giving him a look, which is what their futures deal for him signed back in January amounts to.
A former first-round pick all the way back in the beforetime of 2019, Haskins went through a regime change in his short career, and between the two head coaches that he did have, neither particularly seemed to want him.