Topic: Brandon Weeden

As all NFL training camps went to work for real this past week, reporters from The Sports Xchange covering each team were asked to name the Rookie to Watch in summer workouts.

When the full Houston Texans roster reported for duty here at the Greenbrier Resort Tuesday (July 25), most attention will be on a Tom Savage, a rookie quarterback and one of the best defensive lineman in NFL history who must prove he can play again.

HOUSTON -- Deshaun Watson has always been an unusually precocious quarterback.

NFL teams enter their final days of on-field work of the offseason this week, with 15 of the AFC teams conducting their mandatory minicamps.

NFL off-season work is winding down with most of the activities ending next week.

Standing a few yards behind Tom Savage, Houston Texans coach Bill O'Brien had the perfect vantage point Tuesday to observe his starting quarterback.

Clemson coach Dabo Swinney likened his quarterback to Michael Jordan in January, but Deshaun Watson isn't having it.

Deshaun Watson has maintained a firm grip on the crucial moment for years, mastering the art of dead-eyed poise and concentration no matter.

Even with the failed Brock Osweiler experiment, Houston Texans general manager Rick Smith said the team is feeling no urgency to draft a quarterback in 2017.

It could be goodbye Brock Osweiler and hello Patrick Mahomes for the Houston Texans if coach Bill O'Brien has his way.