He's gone: Deshaun Watson posts yet another cryptic message

It’s not a secret to anybody that Deshaun Watson is livid with the Houston Texans organization. He’s reportedly been ‘ghosting’ them and feels like the time to move on from the franchise has come.

Watson was already disgruntled when they traded superstar wideout DeAndre Hopkins without even giving him a heads-up. Then, they didn’t take his opinion – or his teammates – when searching for a new coach and General Manager.

Now, the Clemson product is allegedly trying to force his way out of the team, with some even believing that he’s simply not coming back next season and that they must trade him while they still can.

Deshaun Watson Has Likely Played His Final Snap For The Texans

“There is a growing sense from people in and around the Texans’ organization that Deshaun Watson has played his last snap for the team. It’s early in the off-season, there’s a lot of time left, but Watson’s feelings cannot and should not be underestimated,” ESPN’s Adam Schefter reported.

Deshaun Watson Posts Another Cryptic Message On Twitter

Notably, Deshaun Watson has been on and off social media lately. He’s posted quite some interesting cryptic tweets and it’s pretty clear that he’s trying to get away from the Texans right away.

“I been trying to have some patience, I told my momma she should pray on it,” Watson tweeted last night.

The word around the NFL is that multiple quarterback-needy teams have already reached out to the Texans to see if Deshaun Watson is indeed available or not, but they all know that it won’t be easy to match such a steep price for his services.

Carolina Panthers, New York Jets, Jacksonville Jaguars, and Miami Dolphins all have high draft picks to try and lure the star gunslinger, while the Chicago Bears, New England Patriots, and San Francisco 49ers could also be in the mix.

Watson is a franchise quarterback and that goes without saying. He’s got the potential to lead any organization to the postseason, so this is a story that’s worth following closely over the next couple of weeks.