How is the Deshawn Watson situation going to resolve when, where, and to which team and when will we know what's going to happen?

Yeah, it's a fair question, Mike. Obviously, it's been going on here for a long time.

I think there's really no timetable. I think whenever there's a resolution, there's going to be a resolution.

I know it's kind of a simple way to look at it, but I certainly don't have a crystal ball. I think, you know, we've been pretty consistent, you know, going back to even last year, try to take it one day at a time. There's obviously a lot of layers and a lot of components that are associated, you know, with this particular situation. I mean, ultimately, you know, my responsibility and job is to do what I feel is in the best

interest of the Houston Texans organization.

Whatever that manifests itself as, you know, I really don't have an answer for you at this

point.

So kind of take it day to day, take the information as it unfolds and just try to make the right

decision, you know, for our club.

That's Nick Casero from last week talking about the Sean Watts.

He's been taking it day-to-day for a lot of days now.

Oh, damn he has.

Roughly 400 days.

Since he became the GM of the team, I remember him saying the day-to-day thing last year when he got the job.

And obviously, the off-field issues prevented a trade in March, April, May of last year.

Also along the way, the Texans have just wanted so much.

They've wanted like six assets, three first-round picks plus multiple other things.

And that's fine.

That's fine.

You can charge whatever you want.

You can set the price point wherever you want,

but sometimes you set the price point so high,

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