Deshaun Watson

As if leading the league in passing yards after his third Pro Bowl season in 2020 wasn’t enough, Deshaun Watson still faced multiple allegations for sexual misconduct during a holdout with Houston Texans. The Cleveland Browns chose to take a risk on the quarterback, against their better judgment; a move which, according to Bill Belichick, other franchises should be wary of replicating. Cleveland was willing to trade three first round picks and two other picks for Texans QB Watson, but the deal is

New Houston Texans head coach David Culley addressed the ongoing saga with quarterback Deshaun Watson and the organization during an appearance on the "Huddle & Flow" podcast on Thursday afternoon. Culley, who was hired in January to be the successor to Bill O’Brien, expects Watson to be the team’s starting quarterback heading into the 2021 NFL season, but his response gave mixed signals to podcast hosts Jim Trotter and Steve Wyche. "He is our starting quarterback as of right now," Culley told the hosts. "He is our starting quarterback.

Deshaun Watson could be the next quarterback to be traded and while there have been numerous reports about his unhappiness with the Houston Texans, he has not expressed an opinion either way. Watson sent a cryptic tweet on Thursday amid swirling trade rumors. Earlier this week, Watson was spotted working with his foundation in his hometown of Gainesville, Ga., to help feed over 10,000 people. It’s unclear what will happen next between Watson and the Texans. Texans chairman and CEO Cal McNair attempted to shut