Insider reveals shocking details on the failed WR trade from Houston Texans

It looks like a new mover had a great interest in the Houston Texans on the commercial market before they were ultimately elsewhere.

According to ESPN insider Brady Henderson, the recently traded Wide Receiver DK Metcalf was interested in joining the Texans as one of his two initially preferred goals together with the Los Angeles Chargers in Los Angeles.

“According to several sources who were familiar with the trade talks, the preferred landing sites from Metcalf were the Texans and chargers,” wrote Henderson. “But his contractual situation has the matter complicated, as this meant that the Seahawks had to find a trading partner who not only gave them enough compensation in return, but was also ready and able to sign MetCalf for a new deal.”

According to the development needs of the Texans at Wide Receiver this low season. Stefon Diggs, which was injured and tank Dell injured, made Metcalf’s services a lot of meaning as a big, deep goal to combine with CJ Stroud as a spark at the end of offensive.

To make such a deal, it had to be financially useful. And for the Texans, the money situation was reasonably stated where the problems began to recognize.

When combining the massive money, which was connected to the squad tanks with Nico Collins’ contract, Derek Singley’s historical offer paid in this off -season, the Christian Kirk acquisition, etc., there were simply too many moving parts and means that were already included in the recipient room that were again in the position in the position in the position.

As a result, Metcalf became a steeler and signed his strenuous four-year contract for $ 132 million in Pittsburgh. Perhaps the best result for the Seattle Seahawks to ship her Star Pass Catcher and to meet the 52nd selection for this year’s design in exchange for its services.

The mating of Stroud and Metcalf would inevitably be fun to look after after the next season, but when I took a step back to look at the state of Houston this low season, it could be better used elsewhere.

Nick Caserio and the Front Office of the Texans have clearly recognized that pivotive also caused work on other needs and position groups for the coming season. It is always a difficult call to pass on a talent like Metcalf, but time will show whether the courageous decision pays off.

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