That's all I'm saying and I'm not that high on Wilson. If their talent evaluators think Wilson or Fields is the truth, they can use their picks to build the team. To me it's Miami because they won 10 games last year with avg qb play. Texans get Tua, a 1st rd pick (not 3rd) a 3rd and a 1st next year.
If Miami is willing to move on from Tua.....his value as a toss in piece for Watson would make him worth a RD2 or RD3 at best. He's no longer a RD1 return for Miami. He wouldn't gain them a RD1 pick in return if the Texans told them, you keep him and do what you want. Now that we've determined that Tua is essentially a toss in player to the deal, let's focus on the actual draft capital needed to trade Watson.
2021 RD1-03-003 / RD1-18-018 / RD2-03-35 / 2022 RD1 / 2022 RD3 / 2023 RD1
If I convince them to take Cooks as well and based off his 2020 numbers.....I'd probably push for their 2021 RD2-18-050 as well.
Anything less and the Dolphins front office will have bent the Texans over the barrel once again. The Texans should start the negotiations by including a 2021 RD2-18-050 plus a 2023 RD3 and dumping another contract in the deal.
Bear in mind......the Texans aren't trading for Tua, Miami is trading for Watson.