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Honest Question: Why would Watson choose Carolina?


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CAR has been in the running for Dwatson since the beginning and haven't waivered (they paused while waiting for outcome but never said deals off the table like other teams).

That kind of loyalty may mean a lot to Dwatson - especially if Dwatson believes he's innocent and CAR was the only team that stood by him.

And being closer to family maybe since he grew up in GA.

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Just now, CAPantherFan said:

CAR has been in the running for Dwatson since the beginning and haven't waivered (they paused while waiting for outcome but never said deals off the table like other teams).

That kind of loyalty may mean a lot to Dwatson - especially if Dwatson believes he's innocent and CAR was the only team that stood by him.

And being closer to family maybe since he grew up in GA.

Loyalty?   Stood by him?   The fug you talking about?

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5 minutes ago, mrcompletely11 said:

Wut?

Should be pretty easy to understand. The Panthers make an offer, the Texans accept it. If his options are get traded to the Panthers, or the Texans won't trade him, that makes the decision a lot easier for Deshaun. Who is to say the Texans will accept less than what the Panthers are offering? We don't know what the offers on the table entail. 

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Just now, hepcat said:

Should be pretty easy to understand. The Panthers make an offer, the Texans accept it. If his options are get traded to the Panthers, or the Texans won't trade him, that makes the decision a lot easier for Deshaun. Who is to say the Texans will accept less than what the Panthers are offering? We don't know what the offers on the table entail. 

He doesnt have to waive the  NTC, he holds all the cards.  Houston cannot do anything to him

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1 minute ago, mrcompletely11 said:

He doesnt have to waive the  NTC, he holds all the cards.  Houston cannot do anything to him

Yes they can, if the Texans have a team or teams offering more than others they can say waive for that/those team(s) or play for us or don't report and don't get paid at all.

No the Texans don't want to do that they want to get the return for him ASAP but if it's that much of a difference they can absolutely just sit on his rights, and he will most likely give in before they would.

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1 minute ago, t96 said:

Yes they can, if the Texans have a team or teams offering more than others they can say waive for that/those team(s) or play for us or don't report and don't get paid at all.

No the Texans don't want to do that they want to get the return for him ASAP but if it's that much of a difference they can absolutely just sit on his rights, and he will most likely give in before they would.

So why didnt they do that this past year?

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