Houston Texans quarterback Deshaun Watson is hard at work in preparation for the upcoming season even if his playing status is in jeopardy in the wake of an ongoing lawsuit into alleged sexual assault against more than a dozen massage therapists. Watson is reportedly open to playing for several different franchises after making it clear to his organization he wants out of Houston. Watson, who has been quiet publicly and is letting his legal situation play itself out, posted for the second time on Instagram this week since being accused in March. As a fourth-year pro during the 2020 season, Watson completed 382 of 544 passes (70.2%) for 4,823 yards and 33 touchdowns to seven interceptions while adding three rushing scores and 444 yards (4.9 average) on 90 carries in 16 games. Watson has requested that the Texans trade him, but the organization has not been willing to engage NFL suitors in discussions for a potential deal as of yet. Houston general manager Nick Caserio said Monday on Sports Radio 610 his franchise was waiting for more information on the situation before making a call on Watson and his availability for the 2021 season. “I think we’re respectful of what’s happening, respectful…
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Deshaun Watson makes second Instagram post since lawsuit
