Houston-based Texas quarterback Deshawn Watson has been closely associated with the Miami Dolphins trade, while Marlon Mac’s future also seems to lie far from the Indianapolis Colts.
The NFL trade deadline is set at 4:00 pm ET (8:00 pm UK time) on Tuesday, November 2, and Deshawn Watson’s future will be in the league headlines.
Good profits and smart deals are the main ingredients of the game in the coming days, as the playoff contenders look to solidify their squad while others close injured gaps and some simply shift their focus to next season.
We’re looking at some names that may have been on the move …
Too much is in the air, too much remains unknown and too little determination to feel anything other than concern about Watson’s situation and the prospect of his trade until Tuesday. However, it could have happened. V Houston Chronicle suggests that “compensation” for the exchange for the quarterback has been agreed between the Dolphins and the Houston Texans, although a recent report added that Miami will not close the deal until Watson’s legal situation is settled. Although Dolphins owner Stephen Ross is said to have approved the deal, he wants to know if Watson will be suspended under its personal conduct policy, and if so, for how long.
Watson is currently facing 22 civil lawsuits for sexual harassment during massage therapy sessions, in addition to 10 criminal lawsuits.
Commissioner Roger Goodell told an NFL owners meeting on Tuesday that the league did not have the “necessary information” to put Watson on the exempted list, which would pave the way for Watson’s play if traded. In the meantime, think about all this about Tua Tagovailoa, who has argued in recent weeks that he is not the problem in Miami.
The arrival of rugby convert to original left tackle Jordan Mylat left the Philadelphia Eagles with a decision to take on a former first-round pick that did not seem to meet Andre Dillard’s demands. The 26-year-old lost to Mailata in the battle for the starting spot for a left tackle during training camp, but played 100% of the snaps and played well from the third to the sixth week in the absence of his injured teammate. The Aussie’s return to the game, along with the appearance of Lane Johnson again after a personal absence from three games, has since added uncertainty about Dillard’s future role. His value hasn’t diminished, and the Eagles can keep him as reliable support before considering his future next year.
You have a little sympathy for Marlon Mack, who turned out to be the solution to the Colts stagnant backfield when he combined 1999 yards and 17 touchdowns in 26 games (22 starts) in 2018 and 2019, only to suffer a torn Achilles at the end of the season. in the first week of last year. In his absence, Jonathan Taylor, selected in the second round of 2020, had his first 1000-yard shot, while multi-purpose Nyheim Hines posted 862 yards and seven scrum touchdowns. Mack returned to his limited role, and he and the Colts subsequently agreed to find a trading partner before the next week’s deadline.
Melvin Ingram’s business in Pittsburgh has yet to begin after the former Los Angeles Chargers veteran signed with the Steelers to a free agency this offseason. And calls came in, according to the words NFL Network’s Jan Rapoport. In the past three weeks, Ingram has made only 60% of the snipers, and during the season he has implemented 10 tackles and one bag. However, the continued anticipation of Stephon Tutt’s return from the injured reserve raises doubts about the likelihood that you will abandon the rotational winger needed later on.
