It is becoming increasingly possible that after months of speculation the Texans will not be able to decide whether to respect Watson’s wishes in the country and refuse to trade in the quarterback. It’s an on-brand for an organization that has become synonymous with inaction, but ignoring this kind of trade request is not only bad for the organization’s future, it’s unfair to a player who manages his time properly in Houston.
Watson has clearly been with the Texans. Over the past few months the organization has given him no respect by interviewing key team candidates, with whom he speaks to the team, and will appreciate him on an embarrassing level in front of teammates. That led to Watson being sensibly wanted, but the Texans are opening their heels.
Houston avoids communicating with teams in terms of trading Watson per country. They are refusing to trade their franchise QB.
– Diana Rashini (DianaSPN) February 25, 2021
One thing to try and turn the corner and persuade Watson Texans is that he can keep the winning team together, but the other thing is not to be fooled. It’s a way that will lead to a lower return to the trade, with no guarantee that Deshaun will be happy to be in Houston.
It shows a level of ego-based pride from an organization that is not going to be proud. Now one of Watson’s seemingly vague tweets shocks everyone, believing he’s talking about his organization.
Loyalty is everything. You will never forget it.
– Deshaun Watson (દેશDeshaunWatson) February 25, 2021
It is clear that Watson wants an organization that will make his voice heard. No franchises have been built around past relationships in mega churches, as the Technons have tried to get New England patriots to fail in this technique, and in other cities have tried again despite the time and – heck, it also failed in Houston with Bill O’Brien. .
There are several main causes of Texans is needed Watson trade.
Watson wants out
The idea of loyalty and respect between players and teams has always been seen as a one-wage relationship. Players are expected to do what the organization wants, as they are paid a lot of money to play. However, the reality is that the flows should be reciprocal.
Houston broke that arrangement when he failed to even bother to talk to a coach who wanted to work with Vanson. This would be the smallest form of organization that could be respected, and they could not collect it.
So, while you may be a fan of the Texans, the temptation to say “Watson should get over it” may be the fact that having a dissatisfied player hurts an organization deeply. Not only the influence of keeping the team leader unhappy, and possibly spread by the organization – but having this type of player sends a message to every agent that they should not recommend the text to their clients.
This second part is important, because when it comes to money, these small elements are the difference between choosing a player coming to Houston or another team when the money is the same. The future of the organization’s ability to attract free agents may depend on how they now treat Watson.
Watson’s commercial value will never be better than it is now.
This se fessen we have seen the former top quarterbacks take nothing further because they went beyond their prime. There is no question that Watson is more talented than Red Goff or Carson Wentz, but the point is that waiting longer will only make this worse.
A variety of possible trade packages have been launched by numerous teams, and all of them are equal to the king’s ransom. Make no mistake: Watson is worth it, but with this potential deal the Texans can establish their full roster with a desire for elections and establish players.
It is a difficult pill to swallow. Getting rid of top quarterbacks is always the case, but there’s a silver lining here that if you’re at the front office you’re getting such wild returns that you should try to use the returns if you have confidence in your scouting department right now in Hanston. The Texans would be made a better team rather than a bunch of magic beans.
The situation will only get worse if the Texans decide to keep Watson unhappy. Maybe he’ll sit down, or refuse to play – maybe his will give his potential trading value tanking. Maybe he plays, but with less weapons on the declining team and looks worse by extension, his value also goes down. In any case it will only age, and it will also take down the value of its trade.
There is no logical reason to keep him in the fold unless Houston really believes they can make Watson happy again. Waiting for this to happen only hurts the team.
It is best for business.
Texans are in the midst of a complete downturn and rebuild, whether they want to accept it or not. It will take many years to re-nominate the team, and it is not helpful to get a great quarterback, and nothing else.
Look, Watson had his best season ever with Houston in 2020 and the team still finished 4-12. This is not an organization that needs some tweaks to make a play. The star spread in 53 requires power, and the record shows that.
Trading will speed up the Watson process. While Houston will have a worse quarterback than Center in the near future, it will make the part brighter for longer. He also wins some goodwill with agents and players around the league, who will now see that Houston has enough respect for the players to listen to their wishes.
It may be difficult, but it’s time to swallow the text’s own pride and trade their superstar.
