On Deshaun Watson: Texans have not given up on him being their QB this year. They’re not taking lowball offers. This is why they aren’t being overly communicative with teams. Barring a strong offer, Texans brass will to try to get him back into the fold before the season begins.

Robinson acknowledged another beat writer, John McLain, who tweeted Watson will never play another down for the Texans. But Robinson is just reporting the team is taking one last shot at a possible Aaron Rodgers-type solution. Robinson said this all may not be likely, but the Texans "haven't folded up shop" just yet when it comes to Watson playing for them this season. For what it's worth, Watson is taking part in drills today and another tweet showed Watson hitting Anthony Miller in a 1-on-1 drill.

Texans quarterback Deshaun Watson is not on the practice field today. He got his ankle/foot examined by a trainer yesterday

Watson reported to training camp to avoid $50,000 daily fines and has a standing trade request as well as a no-trade clause in his $156 million contract. The injury isn't considered serious according to Wilson.

The #Texans are now willing to listen — and have been for some time — to trade offers for star QB Deshaun Watson, multiple sources tell me and @RapSheet. But the price is high for a player of his caliber, and should be. It’d likely take at least three first-round picks and more.

After months of denying trade talks, we finally have some action from the Texans. Miami, Denver, and Philly have reported interest in Deshaun Watson, but it's still unclear what the NFL will do for any disciplinary action on his pending legal situation.

Houston continues to avoid conversations with teams in regards to trading Deshaun Watson per sources. They are refusing to trade their franchise QB.

Grab all the snacks folks, because this could get ugly as the offseason progresses. If Watson stays and plays for Houston, he's currently 4for4's QB7.

@JFowlerESPN from a source:

"Deshaun Watson has a list of teams he's 'intrigued by' ... I didn't get all the teams, but I was told that the Denver Broncos, San Francisco 49ers are two of them. ... I was told the Jets, 'eh probably not.'"

If Deshaun Watson were to end up in Denver, it would offer a fantasy boost for Courtland Sutton, Noah Fant, and Jerry Jeudy. The Niners offense also boasts its own share of weapons with plenty of upside.

Deshaun Watson officially has requested a trade from the Houston Texans, per league sources. He actually did it weeks ago. Their new head-coaching hire, David Culley, has not and will not alter Watson’s thinking.

It appears the hiring of David Culley will not impact Deshaun Watson's decision to vacate Houston. Landing spots for the 25-year old include Washington, Carolina and New York, among others.

Even though Deshaun Watson had his second injury scare in three weeks, the three-time Pro Bowler says he will play the season finale against the Tennessee Titans at NRG Stadium next week.

“Yeah, I will,” Watson said of his chances to play. “I’ll play.”

It was a bit of a scary sight for Watson, his fans and fantasy owners as Watson’s throwing hand was caught underneath Hubbard’s face mask as he was attempting to follow through on the throw. He actually returned to the game after the injury the story said.

Texans veteran wide receiver Brandin Cooks, dealing with a sore neck, is expected to return this week after being sidelined Sunday against the Chicago Bears.

Meanwhile, wide receiver Randall Cobb is expected to remain on injured reserve and not play again this year. Cobb said in a telephone interview Friday he is contemplating whether to have surgery on his toe.

Related players: Keke Coutee, Chad Hansen, DeShaun Watson

We reported the news about Cobb on Monday. But the return of Cooks is good news for Watson, who should get a little fantasy boost with Cooks in the lineup. The Texans were running with Coutee and Hansen as the top-two WRs in Week 14, but both should move down a spot with the return of Cooks. Hansen ran out of the slot at times in Week 14, according to reports.

Romeo Crennel said there is “a good possibility” that WR Randall Cobb is done for the season.

Related players: Brandin Cooks, Keke Coutee, Chad Hansen, Steven Mitchell, Deshaun Watson

Cobb could come off the IR for Week 15 but this tweet makes it seem like that isn't going to happen. With Cooks out last week, it left Coutee and Hansen as the team's top-two receivers for Watson.

“I’m going to play,” Deshaun Watson said after the loss Sunday. “That’s my job. I’ve got to be out there every game. I’m not looking forward to throwing the book of vacation right now. We’ve got three more games. I’ve got too much pride and respect for myself and this organization and this team to go out there and just get embarrassed again or lose. My job is to go out there and play to the fullest and try to get these Ws.”

Similarly, interim coach Romeo Crennel is going to continue to play Watson despite the hits he took in Chicago, which was a six-sack, 11 quarterback hit performance, the story said. The story feels the team should sit Watson the rest of season since Will Fuller is suspended, Randall Cobb on injured reserve with a toe injury and Brandin Cooks missing Sunday’s game with foot and neck injuries. Watson’s top three receivers were Keke Coutee, Chad Hansen, and Steven Mitchell. Watson missed one play after an elbow injury.