Deshaun Watson
Deshaun Watson’s three years at Clemson University culminated in a victory at the 2017 College Football Playoff National Championship, where the quarterback led the Tigers over Alabama to his second national championship win. Declaring for the 2012 NFL Draft, Watson was chosen with the No. 12 overall pick by the Houston Texans.
In his first season, the Georgia native set the record for the most passing touchdowns in a calendar month by a rookie quarterback (16). Watson has yet to depart his original team despite requesting a trade in 2020. In 2021, the quarterback was accused of sexual assault, resulting in 22 women filing lawsuits against the 26-year-old.
- Birthday: September 14, 1995
- Hometown: Gainesville, Georgia
- College: Clemson University
- Height: 6’2″
- Jersey: No. 4
- Number of Super Bowl appearances: 0
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If Deshaun Watson gets his wish and leaves Houston, he’s apparently interested in playing for in two specific cities.
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Deshaun Watson will lose $20 million if he stands firm against the Texans. Will Houston have no choice but trade the star NFL quarterback?
The Texans just proved they don’t care about hurting Deshaun Watson’s feelings with a cost-cutting move that saves the team $6.2 million.
Did Deshaun Watson call out the Houston Texans on social media amid their trade dispute?
Deshaun Watson could be heading to the Chicago Bears, but ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith warns it would be a grave mistake.
Deshaun Watson clearly wants out of Houston, but the Texans would be smart to wait until June 1 to send the Pro Bowl QB packing.
Deshaun Watson has made it clear: he wants to leave the Houston Texans. According to a recent report, he’d be willing to join three specific teams.
Carolina Panthers owner David Tepper appears to be changing addresses as well as quarterbacks, with Deshaun Watson a target.
If the latest report out of Miami is true, disgruntled Houston Texans QB Deshaun Watson may soon become the new king of the AFC East.
