PITTSBURGH, PA – SEPTEMBER 27: Deshaun Watson #4 of the Houston Texans throws a move in entrance of Stephon Tuitt #91 of the Pittsburgh Steelers at Heinz Discipline on September 27, 2020 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. (Photograph by Joe Sargent/Getty Photos)
Whereas the Pittsburgh Steelers want a quarterback for the long run, it appears like they gained’t be pursuing Houston Texans quarterback Deshaun Watson.
Deshaun Watson gained’t be dealing with legal prices, however that doesn’t imply some groups are abruptly very taken with buying and selling for him. The Pittsburgh Steelers apparently aren’t trying to commerce for the excessive profile quarterback.
Based on a tweet from Jason La Canfora, the Steelers gained’t be making an effort to convey Houston Texans quarterback Watson to Pittsburgh to be the successor for Ben Roethlisberger.
Deshaun Watson replace: Pittsburgh Steelers apparently gained’t pursue commerce for Houston Texans quarterback Deshaun Watson
If it looks as if numerous groups have not too long ago moved themselves away from making an attempt to get Watson on their roster, that’s as a result of a number of have backed away (not less than publicly). It wasn’t that way back that each the Philadelphia Eagles and the Miami Dolphins made it clear they wouldn’t be taken with making an attempt to commerce for Watson.
That stated, the Eagles and Dolphins are in barely completely different positions than another groups all through the NFL. Each franchises have younger quarterbacks who might proceed to develop already on their roster.
It’s value noting that different groups within the league is likely to be keen to make a commerce for Watson.
However, because it stands proper now, the Steelers aren’t going to be a type of franchises. It’s not precisely clear what they’ll do at quarterback, however they’ve bought just a few choices. They may hope for a solution within the draft, discover a free agent, make a commerce for somebody apart from Watson, or tank and hope for a greater draft class subsequent 12 months.
