Trading for Deshaun Watson would likely cost the Jets multiple first-round picks, but they have to explore acquiring the game-changing quarterback. Credit: Getty Images/Christian Petersen
Robert Saleh joins the Jets with a potential once-in-a-generation opportunity. Maybe even a once-in-a-lifetime shot.
Speculation persists that Deshaun Watson is so fed up with the Texans’ coaching search and the hiring of general manager Nick Caserio that he wants out of Houston just months after signing a monster $156 million contract extension in September. Among other things, Watson is upset that the team did not interview Saleh, who was hired by the Jets last week and was introduced Thursday to the media.