Dwayne Haskins Had Alcohol and Ketamine in His System When He Died

The Broward County Medical Examiner's Office released a report on Monday providing more details surrounding Dwayne Haskins' death.

The Steelers quarterback was intoxicated when he was hit and killed by a dump truck.  Haskins had been drinking heavily the night before his death and had also ingested ketamine.

According to an autopsy report that was also released on Monday, two of Haskins' blood samples tested positive for alcohol -- with one revealing a .20 BAC, and the other a .24.

The report also showed Haskins' urine samples tested positive for ketamine and norketamine.

That explains a lot about why Haskins was trying to cross the highway that early in the morning.  Unfortunately his night out left him unable to think clearly and it cost him his life.