Houston Texans star quarterback Deshaun Watson, who had a phenomenal season in the 2019 campaign, claims Houston will win “a lot of championships.”

In a recent interview with Aaron Wilson of the Houston Chronicle, Watson spoke out his contract situation and the future of the Texans

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“It's definitely good,” Watson said of his contract situation. “It's exciting for all of us. Only time will tell, but we're going to do everything we can to make sure it's on the right track. We're going to win a lot of games and championships while we continue to figure out that side of the business, too.”

In April, the Texans exercised a $17.3 million fifth-year 2021 club option for Watson. It's a move that the Texans were intending to do in order to secure a longer-term deal. Furthermore, Texans head coach Bill O'Brien has repeatedly expressed the belief that Watson will be secured with a long-term contract in the near future. According to the Houston Chronicle, Watson is expected to wind up in the $40-$42 million annual figure.

Nevertheless, there's no doubt the Watson deserves that long-term contract. This past season, Watson went 10-5 as a starter, passing for 3,852 yards, 26 touchdowns, and 11 interceptions. Additionally, he recorded outstanding numbers in the playoffs, passing for 388 yards, two touchdown passes with one touchdown run in the AFC Divisional Playoff Game.

Although the Texans traded away their star receiver DeAndre Hopkins, they still have plenty of weapons on offense. The Texans put up a good fight against in the playoffs against the eventual Super Bowl LIV champions, the Chiefs.,