At 1-6 with some talent dotting the roster, the Texans are an obvious candidate as a potential trading partner.
It's debatable, though, whether the Texans are going to receive fair offers in their estimation.
"Other teams might look and feel like we're vulnerable and might be willing to make a trade," Crennel said Monday morning during a Zoom video call. "Most of the time in this situation, they're offering peanuts, and not offering legitimate trade value."
Among the players linked to trade rumors: wide receivers Will Fuller, Brandin Cooks, Randall Cobb and Kenny Stills, defensive end J.J. Watt, outside linebacker Whitney Mercilus and running back Duke Johnson.
Crennel said that the personnel department, which is led by interim general manager Jack Easterby keeps him informed of all potential moves and loops him into the conversation.
"They'll come to me and we'll sit down and make a decision on what we feel is best for the team," Crennel said. "I've been informed of some possibilities, but nothing definite right now."
Crennel has tried to keep players calm as they worry about their future as the Nov. 3 trade deadline approaches.
"Oh sure, with this situation, it might be more on their mind this year," Crennel said. "I’ve talked to them and tried to reassure them that I’m not looking to trade guys."
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