Well, let me just say First of all, J.

J.

Watt is one of the greatest players who ever lived right?

But I'm very curious at this moment to hear from key because Keyshawn Johnson, you're a person with, ah lot of experience on in football, and I'm curious to know your point of view before I chime in.

Well, I would say this is not a bad day for the Houston Texans are JJ What J.

J.

Watt deserves to be given an opportunity to go to a winner.

A perennial winner.

Let's say, for instance, there's a Tampa Bay Buccaneer team out there that's looking for him or 40 Niners team or Seattle team or or a team like the Kansas City Chiefs.

Somewhere he can win and have an opportunity to be a champion.

He's done everything else.

I think when you hear the word released, the first thing people go, Oh my God, they released J.

J.

Watt, the greatest player in Texas history.

It's not that bad.

It really isn't.

It's a good thing for him, and it's a good thing for the organization that wants to blow things up and start fresh, considering that they probably are not going to have their franchise quarterback underneath the center for the 2021 season.

So I like it.

I like the move.

I think it helps.

It gives J.

J.

Watt an opportunity to go be a champion somewhere without having to worry about if they can trade him.

Trade value, all of those different things.

He's got a couple of years of football left in him.

Why keep him at that defense of an position in Houston when the Texas probably aren't going anywhere?

That's why I wanted to hear it from you first key, because that's not my first impression.

I don't think that's gonna be most people's first impressions.

That's inside football.

Stuff like it.

Don't don't make this out as though OEM or dysfunction on the Texans.

This is actually par for the course.

They're probably going to do this anyway, but it has.

It just looks bad.

Optics, as the kids say nowadays, are bad for the Texans because if you have such beef with DeShaun Watson, who has a sterling reputation on and off the field of play as a winner, a champion a leader the face of a franchise.

You know, since college, right?

He Sprinkles his magic pixie dust everywhere, and everyone believes in themselves.

They could win.

The way he carries himself is the way you want your franchise quarterback to be.

He's the envy of every team in the league, with the exception of maybe the Chiefs, who have a guy who has a guy even better, right when you poison the well to the point where this dude is saying, I want out no matter what, I'm not even gonna return phone calls.

You're not getting the benefit of the doubt.

When something like this happens, people are gonna say, Oh, Andre Johnson says what he or says publicly what he said.

People are looking at that.

O.

J.

J.

Watt now is coming out when he said, It's not simply like, um, the news comes out.

He tweets out directly.

I wanted to hear from me everybody.

The team released me.

You know that that is shots fired by the greatest offensive player in their history, and Andre Johnson and the greatest defensive player in their history, J.

J.

Watt.

The signal that I am getting from everywhere.

Just stepping back as a football fan is the greatest players in this franchise's history have a problem with this franchise.

I think that's the way it's gonna be interpreted today.

I think it will be interpreted that way until you dive into it.

It just makes sense for a guy like J.

J.

Watt to go on and continue to play football with the winner.

Wants to Shawn Watson.

It's gone from the Texas.

That team is not a playoff team.

That team will not be any good at all.

And then when you look at it, if I'm JJ, why why do I wanna be there, anyway?

I mean, the guy that gave us hope, an opportunity and a chance to compete in the National Football League will be on another team somewhere.

So I wanna be able to take my skill set and my opportunity while I have a chance to win a championship somewhere else in the Houston Texans, if you want to dig into it, they screwed everything up because of the shine was still there.

Then J.

J.

Watt would still be there, which means that they would have an opportunity to compete back it up some more.

If DeAndre Hopkins was there like it starts with DeAndre Hopkins, they traded his guy.

They could you imagine Joe Montana finding out on ESPN somehow that they had traded Jerry Rice like, could you would like You have You have to Shawn Watson and DeAndre Hopkins in there primarily Max the They screwed that up.

We all kind of know we're revisiting the history of this.

We already know that Jackie used to be in Cal.

McNair completely screwed everything up with the DeAndre Hopkins trade, along with Bill O Brien, who was in charge at the time.

We're not having any conversations with the shot watch, and figure out here is so interesting.

I tell people this all time if it was a money thing, you can always go to your quarterback and say, We have to redo you.

Will you take a little bit less so we could keep your number one receiver?

Clearly, it wasn't just a money thing.

It was something deeper.

Look at Tom in our look at the dominoes and how they felt like I didn't even include DeAndre Hopkins.

When I talked about the greatest players offense and defense in the franchise's history.

It starts with DeAndre Hopkins, then the next domino to fall.

You know, like you go on.

Andre Johnson says something to Shawn Watson now wants out.

JJ Watt is not doing the team any favors.

When he's tweeting out to his fans directly, I want you to hear it from me.

They released me.

These are the best players ever in the franchise.