Watson to Miami?

[bikerack]

With reports that the Panthers are really trying to enter the sweepstakes, I took a look at their draft capital.

Its not good.

They only have their 1st, someone else's 4th and their own 5th in the upcoming draft.

They have all their picks except their 6th in the '23 draft.

They would really need to include a lot of young talent to make up the difference versus what Miami can offer with just picks.

[bikerack]

This changes things...it appears the Rams just traded '24 picks, which were thought to be untradeable until after the start of the new league year in March '22.

https://twitter.com/AdamSchefter/sta...03725076692993

[bikerack]

https://twitter.com/TexansCap/status...15748619702279

Received confirmation from trusted source. Teams can trade 3 years of draft capital now. 4 years on draft night.

[bikerack]

Hearing from my friend that Caserio is starting to play hardball and threatening to hold off until the end of the season.

My friend is not sure if this is a bluff (against Watson or another team) or what...

[Keith]

The temperature around the league seems to be that it's the Texans doing whatever they can to drum up a market. I am not sure I understand why the Texans are pushing urgency as the draft picks available in return can perhaps be greater after the season and before the 2022 draft.

That is, unless, the Texans are increasingly pessimistic about Watson's case? Then I could see them backing off their demands before the trade deadline to expedite an agreement.

[chuck]

I’ll leave this here. With any luck the league will go full WFT on the Texans. It shouldn’t take too much digging through this mouthbreather’s emails to establish that he’s a racist shitstain unfit to own a team.

https://www.ballysports.com/national...-at-team-event

[bikerack]

As has been reported everywhere (and confirmed to me by my friend), the only thing standing in the way of a trade is Watson settling his cases with NDAs (no biggie...)