The Houston Texans apparently found the quarterback of the future in Deshaun Watson. Then, because the football gods must hate us all, the rookie gunslinger found himself on the injured reserve after his knee failed the rest of his body.

Honestly, one of the most gut-wrenching moments of the entire season was when Deshaun Watson went down. Not only for fans of the Houston Texans, but for those who like to watch fun football players trot about football fields.

Anyway, Watson recently took to social media to let the world know that his rehab is going swell. In it, he is singing and dancing and appears to be having a general good time.

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“He’s in there every day, good spirits,” Texans coach Bill O’Brien said, via Aaron Wilson of the Houston Chronicle. “Certainly I’m not a doctor, but everything looks good. It’s trending upward.”

During his incredibly limited time on the field this season, Watson still managed to finish his rookie campaign with 1,699 yards passing, 19 touchdown passes, two touchdown runs and 269 rushing yards. For those unaware of how math works, those are some very good numbers.

According to all reported time-tables, Watson is expected to be ready and fully healthy for the 2018 National Football League season.