Houston Texans quarterback Deshaun Watson hasn't revealed much to the public throughout his ongoing legal case involving allegations of assault. Until now. Watson, through his agent David Mulugheta, revealed his true feelings on how he thinks the proceedings will play out.

The Texans quarterback's agent recently spoke to Ryan Clark in an interview for ESPN, revealing that his client is “super confident” in how things will play out.

Watson, who denied all wrongdoing, did acknowledge that he had a habit of putting himself in questionable scenarios involving massage therapists who were strangers on social media, though the confidence that both he and Mulugheta have in how this will ultimately play out stems from what, as his agent put it, “who Watson is.”

Article Continues Below
More Houston Texans News
Houston Texans quarterback C.J. Stroud (7) participates in a drill during an NFL football minicamp at NRG Stadium.
1 obvious Houston Texans trade candidate entering 2025 training campSteve Silverman ·
Retired NFL player Peyton Manning stands on the sidelines of Empower Field at Mile High before the game between the Carolina Panthers Denver Broncos.
Peyton Manning drops ‘careful’ take on C.J. Stroud’s ‘down’ Year 2Guillermo Guajardo ·
One mystery player in the middle, CJ Stroud, Will Anderson Jr around him, Houston Texans logo in the background
1 perfect Houston Texans move to fill out roster before 2025 training campEnzo Flojo ·
Nick Chubb, Texans
2 hottest Texans takes coming out of 2025 minicampDouglas Fritz ·
Las Vegas Raiders cornerback Damon Arnette (20) against the Kansas City Chiefs at Allegiant Stadium.
Texans sign ex-Raiders first-round cornerbackBenedetto Vitale ·
Houston Texans wide receiver Jayden Higgins (81) participates in a drill during an NFL football minicamp at NRG Stadium.
Historic rookie dazzles at Texans minicampBenjamin Adducchio ·

Judging by just how many trade rumors were swirling around Watson this season, other teams in the NFL apparently had a lot of confidence in how things were going to play out, too.

If Watson is ultimately found to be innocent, there will be a bevy of interested teams inquiring about his services once again this offseason, all the while sparking a number of moral conversations among fans of the interested teams and the NFL.

As Mike Florio of Pro Football Talk notes, whether Texans star Deshaun Watson is found guilty or innocent, this case is sure to follow him around if and when his NFL career resumes.