Going forward, he gave some feedback that was basically ignored during the process, and it was ignored in favor of bringing someone else from New England after they've had a history of people in New England leaving the Shawn Watson very unhappy.

He's been on vacation, he hasn't spoken to the team.

My understanding is that this is gonna be a long term deal, that he may want to be traded.

He may opt to withhold his services, and again, it's early in the off season.

But this bears watching greeny.

Yes, Mick Rosario is the man they've hired to be their general manager at this point, and there is a head coaching vacancy.

They're fascinating.

Rex, you were there on Sunday count on yesterday.

Obviously.

What is your big picture.

Take right now under Sean.

Yeah, I just thought it was crazy.

I mean, number one, I get it.

If you if you, you know, bought a franchise, then you could hire whoever the heck you one.

I get that.

But why would you go to this young man and say, Listen, I want your input and then just and totally disregarded.

So if you're gonna say that he's gonna be part of the process, then allow him to be part of the process.

And so to me, it was just It's a It's a bad look either way.

And I mean, could you imagine if you if you trade to Shawn Watson?

This is one of the best quarterbacks in the league, and he's young and oh, my God, you're going to trade him like that blows me away.

It absolutely blows me away, But you might not have a choice.

I mean, if you you never had to bring him in, that's what I don't understand.

He never asked you to bring him into the making of the, uh this shit, the decisions.

Why the hell do you treat you tell them you're gonna listen to him, and then all of a sudden you dismiss it.

I don't know.

Go ahead, Danny.

I think they're gonna have to trade because I don't think you trust anybody in their organization.

He's a top five quarterback you can win multiple Super Bowls with.

Now, the question isn't who should call.

The question is who shouldn't call cause there's only seven teams in the NFL that shouldn't called Seattle, Tampa Bay, Green Bay, Buffalo, Baltimore, Kansas City and the Chargers.

Those are the only teams in the NFL that I could sit there and tell you.

Justifiably, don't call the 24 other.

They need to call Houston and figure out What's it gonna take?

What is it gonna take?

Because every one of those other 24 teams should sit there and go.

We can absolutely upgrade.

It's worth it.

Whatever they want.

I don't care if it's four first round picks.

It is worth it to go get him multiple multiple Super Bowls.

You can win with Shawn Watson.

Oh, heck, yes.

Schefty.

He has a no trade clause.

Yes.

Yeah, well, it's his word on that.

No trade clause Green.

In other words, the Jacksonville Jaguars could say, Tomorrow I'm trading the Shawn Watson to you.

Come up with the team, the Philadelphia Eagles and the Shawn Watson could say, I don't wanna go to Philadelphia.

I want to go to Miami.

He dictates the no trade clause.

They cannot trade him without his consent, and therefore he is in control of the trade.

Should have trade arise.

Alright, again.

Schefty, who last week told us that the Cowboys might be the most interesting storyline of the off season.

The stuff never ends.

All of a sudden, all eyes on the Sean Houston.

You have a problem.

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