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Only way moving him doesn't hurt is because his contract extension didn't impact this season. If Houston paid him say $50 million in Signing Bonus already, it would be a hard contract to move.Watson is either the 2nd or 3rd best young QB in the league. They'd be nuts to trade him. I think they'll try to hit a HR with their new coach and convince him to stay put.
Thread worthy, no need to bump a thread from September that has little to do with the topic.
How many QB's get told he would be consulted when hiring a GM? That was a weird promise to begin with, IMO.
Thread worthy, no need to bump a thread from September that has little to do with the topic.
How many QB's get told he would be consulted when hiring a GM? How would he really know who is a strong GM candidate? That was a weird promise/thing to tell him to begin with, IMO.
That was obviously part of the smoothing over when he signed a big extension while watching Hopkins get traded for a bag of magic beans. When you have elite talents you keep them happy because they know competent management will. Or you can have the mystery box.
And, well, Cal literally telling him he would have input on the new GM and then completely going against his input. Seems kind of a dick move to outright lie to your employee.I don't really think any player should be mad because they didn't get input into the hiring of their new GM but in this case, I totally understand. His play is literally the only reason why Miami isn't getting the top pick.
it's the NBA entitlement creeping over to the NFL.
NBA players have say so in coach and GM and are now doing "collaborative coaching" whatever the f*** that means. like Kyrie Irving just no-showed a game tonight, coach had no idea, and that is seen as acceptable