Deshaun Watson raised eyebrows on Saturday when he apparently removed references to the Houston Texans from his social media profiles amid growing tensions between him and the organization.
Now, Watson refers to his agent and marketing agency if they want to contact him.
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It does not appear that Houston has shown interest in trading their young quarterback, who signed a major contract extension at the start of the 2020 season.
New Texas head coach David Culley said Friday he is taking the post knowing Watson is the quarterback.
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“He’s the Houston Texans quarterback, and that’s all I was worried about,” he told reporters via ESPN.
“All I know is this. He’s a Houston Texan. And I wanted to become a Houston-Texan. And the reason I’m in this position today is because I knew he was going to become a Houston-Texan. is said to be irrelevant to me. ‘
Although Houston traded leading players around him like Deandre Hopkins, he still managed to lead the NFL with 4,823 passing yards.
He also added 33 berths. But Houston was 4-12 and without a draft in the first round.
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Watson reportedly named the New York Jets and Miami Dolphins as the best destinations on his trading list. But he had a trade clause in his contract that could work to his advantage.