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The Watson Thread - Part Deux

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Just now, ForJimmy said:

Anderson is very similar to Fuller. Fast deep threat. He was already on the trade block too. Trade him away and get more cap space back. DJ would be a top WR with Watson throwing to him. 

its possible we were already aware of the Fuller piece during the combine and why we were having shopping conversations around RA....

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Sign Fuller asap! He played for Miami last year on a one year 10.3 million dollar deal. But broke his finger early and sat the rest of the year. Before that he was Watson's favorite target in Houston and put up decent numbers. Probably could sign him for 8-9 million? Put Robby in the deal and sign Fuller!

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