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Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the, hey, Deshawn Watson really is going to get traded spectacular.

And now, your host, the man who will struggle to employ even this slightest bit of

objectivity in this discussion, the old Zeuser himself, Dad and Zeus.

Hey, everybody, how you doing today?

The old Zeususser here.

Joined in a virtual room filled with heroes, Mark Sessler, Greg Rosenthal.

Yes, it is indeed.

Hey, Deshaun Watson really is going to get traded spectacular.

And we cannot wait to dig into all of the madness surrounding one of the great talents in football.

The report came out this morning.

ESPN's Adam Schaefter that Watson requested a trade from the Texans officially.

Watson made the request to the team weeks ago, sources told ESPN.

Ian Rappaport had some similar reporting later today.

And now here we are, boys, in a place that we've really been or never been before.

We've never tread in this territory, Greg, a quarterback at this level. Jay Cutler is an example of far distant cousin when he was a hot shot in the league,

but he was never truly a superstar. Deshawn Watson is, and it looks like he's on the move. Are you

buying now? Is he definitely going? No, I don't want to ruin like the theme of the show, but the fact that,

you know, a contrarian to the bitter end, Rosenthal.

Well, here's the thing. Yes, if I had to guess, more likely than not.

But number one, you just said that the trade request came weeks ago, and that was before the

Texans hired David Cully, which, you know, we can mention, he was the receivers coach in Baltimore,

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