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do we think the watson trade is announced today (10/26)

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7 minutes ago, onmyown said:

Isn’t the deadline in a week? Why would it be today?

For whatever it's worth, the Texans play the Dolphins next week.  I don't think either side would want the trade to be done the same week as they play.  

And most transactions are done on Tuesday's IIRC.  

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Just a conspiracy do any of you think that CMC is part of the trade and that’s why he’s been out over a month with . 5 hamstring when he should have been back 2 weeks ago ? Or for Watson to come to us would he want CMC still on the team since he has final say we’re he is traded to.

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45 minutes ago, TDGone said:

Just a conspiracy do any of you think that CMC is part of the trade and that’s why he’s been out over a month with . 5 hamstring when he should have been back 2 weeks ago ? Or for Watson to come to us would he want CMC still on the team since he has final say we’re he is traded to.

Good point, I’m no expert on salaries but it looks like we’d be picking up 10 million plus this year and 30 million plus thereafter. So the most obvious way to clear up the most cap space would be packaging CMC and a ton of picks for Watson and they take Darnolds contract. 

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