Randall Cobb has hilarious reaction to Deshaun Watson drama in Houston
Recent matters surrounding the Houston Texans have been rather newsworthy, to say the least.
It started when head coach and general manager Bill O’Brien traded star receiver DeAndre Hopkins to Arizona in the offseason, and continued well after O’Brien’s firing following the Texans’ 0-4 start to 2020. Since then, fans have experienced everything from defensive end J.J. Watt calling out the effort of his teammates to franchise great Andre Johnson ripping team executive Jack Easterby.
That’s not to mention the growing discontent of quarterback Deshaun Watson.
And according to Adam Schefter, that discontent appears to be headed toward a bitter divorce as the 3-time Pro Bowler is likely finished with the team. That comes as new general manager Nick Caserio and a soon-to-be-hired head coach look to improve the franchise’s fortunes.
News of the potential departure of Watson, certainly garnered reaction from around social media. One tweet, brief but noticeable, was from current Texans wide receiver Randall Cobb.
— Randall Cobb (@rcobb18) January 17, 2021
All signs point to things looking much different on and off the field for the Texans in 2021. And while we are well aware of Watt and Watson’s displeasure, they’re certainly far from the only ones that are frustrated about the current direction of the team.
What makes him so special that he think she gets to choose the GM and HC? He can invest the money to own a team if he wants that kind of power. I always liked him but these players are thinking they have more power than they do. Take away that paycheck and they are just another guy in the workforce.
The problem is the owner promised but didn’t follow. Of course, Watson shouldn’t have that power from the beginning. But when your owner broke his promise, it shows he is not trustable
maybe he had good reason to break that ‘promise’..
Watson is not the problem. The problem is the owner never should have said they would consult with Watson on who to hire and then lie to him. Players are labor and it’s the owners fault for giving them management/ownership level power.
definitely the owners screw up to help a player to get his ego up that high. We’re seeing crap we never thought we’d see, players getting in coaches faces, shoving asst coaches… Teams better get a grip soon…
Ummm, they have not hired a coach, so how do we know he would not have been asked for input? As for the GM part, I bet you Watson can not name three GMs in the entire league and one that is available. Great player, but they were 4-12 with him, so maybe it is time to get what you can for the crybaby. There is not a single hall of fame QB, who ever thought they were important enough to make such decisions. Gotta love 2020 and the woke culture.
Aaron Rogers does…