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Dolphins have interest in trading for Watson


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Yes - another Watson thread

“From what we have been told, the Dolphins generally have been discreet in their comments with outsiders about Deshaun Watson, usually shrugging it off when asked about their interest in the disgruntled Houston Texans quarterback.

But according to a source with direct knowledge, a high-ranking team official has told at least one outsider that the Dolphins expect to be in the mix to acquire Watson if the Texans make him available (which they have not, to this point).”

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In before 'We have a chance at the injured cast off, in on every deal' lol.

Sounds like they don't want to openly torpedo their 2nd year franchise QB. I don't blame them, I would love this move if I was a Fins fan. Not a team I want to get in a bidding war against. 

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Shades of the Herschel Walker Trade and we all know how that worked out.

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The trade was largely panned in North Texas, where much of the media and populace had concluded the full-of-bluster J.J. Boys were bumbling novices.

Today, 25 years to the day after it was consummated, the Walker trade is universally lauded as laying the yellow brick road to Dallas' 1992, 1993 and 1995 Super Bowl titles.

"I think the legacy of the trade is it was the beginning of the dynasty the Cowboys had at that time," says Walker, 52, who remained a Viking only through the 1991 season, then went to Philadelphia (1992-94) and the Giants (1995) before finishing his career as a Cowboy (1996-97).

 

https://www.dallasnews.com/sports/cowboys/2019/10/12/its-been-30-years-since-the-cowboys-traded-herschel-walker-to-the-vikings-fueling-a-dynasty/

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