Texans news: Deshaun Watson 'excited' about Houston's revamped offense

The Houston Texans have made some moves during this NFL offseason and superstar quarterback Deshaun Watson is excited about what is to come.

The Houston Texans have undergone a few noticeable changes on offense and Deshaun Watson is anxious to begin the upcoming season. Despite the new faces around him, Watson is ‘excited' about Houston's revamped offense, per the Houston Chronicle's Aaron Wilson.

Deshaun Watson on the changes to the offense: 'We're excited about the new offense, the veteran weapons that we have. I'm very excited about it and looking forward to it.'

— Aaron Wilson (@AaronWilson_NFL) May 29, 2020

Arguably the most interesting move this offseason came when the Texans traded DeAndre Hopkins to the Arizona Cardinals. Following the head-scratching trade of Hopkins, Houston inked a three-year deal with veteran Randall Cobb.

At the same time, the Texans decided to make a trade for Brandin Cooks ahead of the 2020 NFL Draft. Given that, Houston's receiving corps now features Cobb, Cooks, Will Fuller, Kenny Stills, and Keke Coutee.

While the Texans have speed at wide receiver, it's going to be tough for them to replace the consistent production of Hopkins. Nonetheless, Watson appears to be confident in the guys that the team has surrounded him with for the upcoming season.

Besides the glaring changes on offense, the Texans are also going to have a new play-caller in 2020. Tim Kelly, who has spent six seasons on Houston's coaching staff, will assume the role of calling plays next season. It's apparent that Watson is a fan of Kelly's.

Deshaun Watson on Texans offensive coordinator Tim Kelly now calling the plays 'Tim is going to kill it. Tim is going to do great. We're already on a great start. We built a great relationship starting last year. I'm looking forward to it.'

— Aaron Wilson (@AaronWilson_NFL) May 29, 2020

As Watson enters his fourth season with the Texans, the organization that drafted him in 2017 will have a new group of weapons for him to get the ball to in 2020. Regardless of what the media and fans believe of Houston's current offensive unit, Watson is ecstatic to get to work with his new-look arsenal in the upcoming season.