Texan Perspective: An NFL Writer Ranks Different Trade Value Scenarios Possible Facing Texans

[Jet Nut]

14 hours ago, joewilly12 said:

Time for the internet police?  LOL

 

[Integrity28]

What a contrived concept for an article. Seems like a ton of work to say almost nothing of significance.

[Gangrene]

14 hours ago, rangerous said:

Maybe I’m not seeing it but none of those trade scenarios seems to be using and draft position values.  I might add that the teams that gave up a boatload of picks didn’t fare so well. Ricky Williams didn’t help New Orleans that much and neither did Walker help the Vikings.

Totally fair point. I think if the writer was to take in draft position value in each round the article becomes too long and it's harder to quantify and compare unless you are using a trade/points value chart. Even then it's just a rough guide.

Ultimately it is how much the Texan front office feel pressure to trade Watson and how much other teams are willing to outbid each other for his services.

In a rational world they should not trade a 25 year old start quarterback...but the situation in Houston seems beyond messy.

[Jetster]

1 hour ago, Ghost said:

So essentially we’re trading Jamal Adams and our 2023 1st round pick. Seriously, if anyone thinks that’s ridiculous for a franchise QB who has yet to enter his prime, then they’re on that Tyrone Biggums crack. 

That would be a no brainer! 

[joewilly12]

2 hours ago, Jet Nut said:

Time for the internet police?  LOL

Do you still have the badge I gave you. 

[doitny]

5 hours ago, Jetster said:

Nostrodomus 

no, im just using my common sense instead of living in a fantasy world.

i put myself in Watsons shoes. where would i go?

Miami- they beat us in taxes, weather and roster. ....

SF- ok there taxes suck too, but weather and team are much better.

and if you tell me that taxes and weather doesnt matter than i will add...

NE-  HOF coach who won 6 SBs with a great QB. he can win a few with Watson.

either way we have little to offer him