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REPORT: JJ WATT WILL BE ‘ACCOMMODATED AND TRADED’ BY HOUSTON TEXANS
January 17, 2021
By Darrelle Lincoln
This time a year ago, the Houston Texans had Deshaun Watson, DeAndre Hopkins, and JJ Watt on the team.
2 or 3 months from now, neither of those players could be on the team anymore as Hopkins was already sent packing before the 2020 season.
Along with the strong noise on Deshaun Watson possibly wanting out, there is now a credible report saying “the Texans are leaning toward accommodating J.J. Watt” and that “he’ll likely be moved.”
Watt’s six-year, $100 million contract, which he signed in 2014, expires after the 2021 season. He’s due a non-guaranteed $17.5 million base salary, meaning Houston could cut him without paying him anything.
The Houston Texans are now looking at a full rebuild ever since they failed to fire Bill O’Brien before he traded away their star wide receiver.
What a complete and utter failure.
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January 17, 2021
By Darrelle Lincoln
This time a year ago, the Houston Texans had Deshaun Watson, DeAndre Hopkins, and JJ Watt on the team.
2 or 3 months from now, neither of those players could be on the team anymore as Hopkins was already sent packing before the 2020 season.
Along with the strong noise on Deshaun Watson possibly wanting out, there is now a credible report saying “the Texans are leaning toward accommodating J.J. Watt” and that “he’ll likely be moved.”
Watt’s six-year, $100 million contract, which he signed in 2014, expires after the 2021 season. He’s due a non-guaranteed $17.5 million base salary, meaning Houston could cut him without paying him anything.
The Houston Texans are now looking at a full rebuild ever since they failed to fire Bill O’Brien before he traded away their star wide receiver.
What a complete and utter failure.
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That was the dumbest 4th down play I have ever seen in my life. 
Sources believe Deshaun Watson may have played last snap with Houston Texans
Multiple people in and around the Houston Texans organization believe Deshaun Watson has played his last snap with the team, sources told ESPN's Adam Schefter.
Watson is still upset with the Texans over, among other issues, the process they used to hire general manager Nick Caserio, according to multiple sources, leading to widespread speculation that Houston could trade the star quarterback this offseason or be faced with the real possibility that he could decide to withhold his services and not report if he isn't dealt.
It's still early in the offseason, and Houston just hired Caserio and don't even have a head coach, but the Texans know they have a problem with Watson.
One source told ESPN's Sarah Barshop that the Texans have had internal conversations about possible trade partners and what their quarterback position would look like in the future without Watson.
Watson has a no-trade clause in his five-year, $156 million deal with the Texans, and some team sources believe that the three-time Pro Bowler could force Houston's hand into trading him. The no-trade clause would give Watson some control over where he is traded because if it wasn't the destination he wanted, he could decline to report.
There is a growing consensus within the NFL, according to ESPN's Chris Mortensen, that Watson will force his way out, and the Texans believe he will command a high compensation package in a trade.
A source close to Watson told Mortensen that the Dolphins remain prominent as an acceptable landing spot because the quarterback likes the culture he has observed under Miami head coach Brian Flores and there are no state income taxes in Florida.
There are several franchises monitoring the events surrounding Watson if he becomes available on the trade market, league sources told Mortensen.
On the day the Texans announced the hiring of Caserio, league sources told Schefter that Watson was not happy with the process because he "offered input on potential general manager candidates, but the Texans neither considered nor consulted with those endorsed by their franchise quarterback."
Texans chairman Cal McNair said Friday that the organization wants Watson "in the loop and part of the process" as Houston searches for its next head coach, but sources believe it might be too late.
But Watson has implied his unhappiness with multiple tweets since Caserio's hiring, although sources told ESPN that those feelings are not directed specifically at the former New England Patriots executive. Watson found out on social media, not from the team, that the Texans had hired Caserio, multiple sources told Schefter.
League sources also told Schefter earlier this month that after the Texans traded star wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins, Watson's anger level was "a 2. ... This time, it's a 10."
On Friday, Watson tweeted, "I was on 2 then I took it to 10."
Less than 30 minutes later, Watson tweeted, "Future - Mo Reala vibes!" That song contains the lyrics, "I was on 2 then I took it to 10."
Former Texans receiver Andre Johnson weighed in publicly this past week, tweeting that Watson should "stand his ground" and calling out executive vice president of football operations Jack Easterby.
But a source close to Watson told Mortensen that firing Easterby would not resolve the issue, saying that "Cal McNair would have to fire Cal McNair."
The Texans are seriously considering Chiefs offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy for their head-coaching vacancy, sources told ESPN's Jeremy Fowler. Watson has advocated for Bieniemy in the past, and sources told Fowler that the Texans' request to interview the Chiefs' top assistant is not considered an empty one.
But Bieniemy, who was coaching the Chiefs' offense in Sunday's AFC divisional playoff game against the Browns, is not conducting any more interviews -- even introductory Zoom calls with teams -- until Kansas City's postseason is complete.
Bieniemy also has not yet decided whether he will interview with the Texans, a source told Schefter.
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Multiple people in and around the Houston Texans organization believe Deshaun Watson has played his last snap with the team, sources told ESPN's Adam Schefter.
Watson is still upset with the Texans over, among other issues, the process they used to hire general manager Nick Caserio, according to multiple sources, leading to widespread speculation that Houston could trade the star quarterback this offseason or be faced with the real possibility that he could decide to withhold his services and not report if he isn't dealt.
It's still early in the offseason, and Houston just hired Caserio and don't even have a head coach, but the Texans know they have a problem with Watson.
One source told ESPN's Sarah Barshop that the Texans have had internal conversations about possible trade partners and what their quarterback position would look like in the future without Watson.
Watson has a no-trade clause in his five-year, $156 million deal with the Texans, and some team sources believe that the three-time Pro Bowler could force Houston's hand into trading him. The no-trade clause would give Watson some control over where he is traded because if it wasn't the destination he wanted, he could decline to report.
There is a growing consensus within the NFL, according to ESPN's Chris Mortensen, that Watson will force his way out, and the Texans believe he will command a high compensation package in a trade.
A source close to Watson told Mortensen that the Dolphins remain prominent as an acceptable landing spot because the quarterback likes the culture he has observed under Miami head coach Brian Flores and there are no state income taxes in Florida.
There are several franchises monitoring the events surrounding Watson if he becomes available on the trade market, league sources told Mortensen.
On the day the Texans announced the hiring of Caserio, league sources told Schefter that Watson was not happy with the process because he "offered input on potential general manager candidates, but the Texans neither considered nor consulted with those endorsed by their franchise quarterback."
Texans chairman Cal McNair said Friday that the organization wants Watson "in the loop and part of the process" as Houston searches for its next head coach, but sources believe it might be too late.
But Watson has implied his unhappiness with multiple tweets since Caserio's hiring, although sources told ESPN that those feelings are not directed specifically at the former New England Patriots executive. Watson found out on social media, not from the team, that the Texans had hired Caserio, multiple sources told Schefter.
League sources also told Schefter earlier this month that after the Texans traded star wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins, Watson's anger level was "a 2. ... This time, it's a 10."
On Friday, Watson tweeted, "I was on 2 then I took it to 10."
Less than 30 minutes later, Watson tweeted, "Future - Mo Reala vibes!" That song contains the lyrics, "I was on 2 then I took it to 10."
Former Texans receiver Andre Johnson weighed in publicly this past week, tweeting that Watson should "stand his ground" and calling out executive vice president of football operations Jack Easterby.
But a source close to Watson told Mortensen that firing Easterby would not resolve the issue, saying that "Cal McNair would have to fire Cal McNair."
The Texans are seriously considering Chiefs offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy for their head-coaching vacancy, sources told ESPN's Jeremy Fowler. Watson has advocated for Bieniemy in the past, and sources told Fowler that the Texans' request to interview the Chiefs' top assistant is not considered an empty one.
But Bieniemy, who was coaching the Chiefs' offense in Sunday's AFC divisional playoff game against the Browns, is not conducting any more interviews -- even introductory Zoom calls with teams -- until Kansas City's postseason is complete.
Bieniemy also has not yet decided whether he will interview with the Texans, a source told Schefter.
Sources believe Watson may be done with Texans
Multiple people in and around the Texans organization believe Deshaun Watson has played his last snap with Houston, sources told ESPN's Adam Schefter.
You had on the wrong pair...those wear Versaces!!!I had them on
Yeah, that was the game right there.
Brady gonna come see Rodgers next week
That was the dumbest 4th down play I have ever seen in my life.
REPORT: JJ WATT WILL BE ‘ACCOMMODATED AND TRADED’ BY HOUSTON TEXANS
January 17, 2021
By Darrelle Lincoln
This time a year ago, the Houston Texans had Deshaun Watson, DeAndre Hopkins, and JJ Watt on the team.
2 or 3 months from now, neither of those players could be on the team anymore as Hopkins was already sent packing before the 2020 season.
Along with the strong noise on Deshaun Watson possibly wanting out, there is now a credible report saying “the Texans are leaning toward accommodating J.J. Watt” and that “he’ll likely be moved.”
Watt’s six-year, $100 million contract, which he signed in 2014, expires after the 2021 season. He’s due a non-guaranteed $17.5 million base salary, meaning Houston could cut him without paying him anything.
The Houston Texans are now looking at a full rebuild ever since they failed to fire Bill O’Brien before he traded away their star wide receiver.
What a complete and utter failure.
REPORT: JJ Watt Will Be ‘Accommodated And Traded’ By Houston Texans
Read “REPORT: JJ Watt Will Be ‘Accommodated And Traded’ By Houston Texans ” and other Houston Texans, NFL articles from Total Pro Sports.
How do you decimate your team based on loyalty to religious nut job?!?
Funny thing is..in my heart I was rooting for the Browns..I think they earned my respect along with other people's respect..I ain't no hater..they held their own..so props to them..but sometimes you gotta go thru the pain and agony to be victorious in the end...
He humbled himself, stopped being a loudmouth asshole and focused on being a QB, he was already a asshole and the media slobbering over them last year made him act worse. This year the media chilled on them, so he toned down, his off field antics went down and his onfield production went up
Aight let's get those funny mems going fellas. A close loss doesn't make you immune to them. Let's go!!! 
That was the dumbest 4th down play I have ever seen in my life.
scared money dont make no money
Shut up cause if that would have failed you would have been like what the fuck too don't front.
Well said..I agree..almost forgot about that too..I forgot he rubbed people the wrong way just off of his attitude alone..I didn't care for him really and those commercials without proving anything on the field didn't help..now..I find myself actually like those commercials..can act a little bit..alright..let me fall back cuz I done gave this fool a gang of props...
Man can they just get the game started. I hate all this pre game bullshit. 
