He has to be careful here. Look at an idiot like LeVeon Bell, who sat out a season basically at the height of his powers, and was never the same after, not even close. I understand RB is way different than the QB position, but I dont think he should go too hard with not wanting to be in Houston to the point where he hurts his own value.
Who knows, it looks like Houston wont trade him though.
Your understanding of the salary cap is just comical. You are so hyper focused on one small portion of the overall cap this year, and that no matter what they can't get any savings this year from trading him. That will not preclude them from trading him. As others in the thread have stated, I am not saying he will get traded, but the cap reasons you keep citing are not why he won't get traded.There are no savings to be had. Period. End of story. He isn't being traded in 2021. 2022 maybe 23 or 24 then it can happen.
If I was the decision maker I would be doing everything I could to repair the relationship with Watson and keep him in house. Barring that being able to be fixed, I would take the kings ransom that they can get for him, and look to the future and full rebuild. And then really hope you find your next QB.If you were the decision maker for the Texans, would you trade Watson for a small amount of savings and then begin rolling the dice again in hopes of landing a better franchise qb?
If you don't say no you are a liar.
He has to be careful here. Look at an idiot like LeVeon Bell, who sat out a season basically at the height of his powers, and was never the same after, not even close. I understand RB is way different than the QB position, but I dont think he should go too hard with not wanting to be in Houston to the point where he hurts his own value.
Who knows, it looks like Houston wont trade him though.
So that is was an interesting topic I heard discussed on the radio a few weeks back.
But he would not only shit can $156m but also any chance of him going to the HoF.
Back to his contract, the texans will still own the rights to him until he was destined to become a Ufa.
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Peter King Proposal: Seven-for-1. Garoppolo, linebacker Fred Warner (that really hurts), tackle Mike McGlinchey, first-round picks in 2021 (12th overall) and 2022, plus a second-round pick in 2021 and third-round pick in 2022 for Watson. It’s a lot for the Niners to pay; of all the players in all the deals I’m proposing, Warner would be the most coveted one in my book. But he’s here because he is entering the final year of his rookie contract and would want a new deal. (McGlinchey is in exact same position, too.) Houston could view them as cornerstones for the rebuild.
Some of these trade proposals that the talking heads come up with are crazy. Peter King thinks the 49ers should go all in for Watson, which I agree as well. But man trading someone like Warner away with this would be a really, really tough pill to swallow. You also have to wonder how it affects the locker room.
Agreed. Its been proven that an elite QB is way more valuable and needed for success than an elite defensive player, especially a linebacker. The Rams are a prime example.Moving Warner would hurt.....but if you could actually get Watson? I think you have to do it.
Fucking LOL. If the 49ers were to even contemplate this...