While all indications coming from the Houston Texans this offseason suggest that the club is not prepared to accede to Deshaun Watson's trade request, the three-time Pro Bowler is still "extremely serious" about leaving.

That's what Watson's friend, Los Angeles Rams cornerback Jalen Ramsey, told Jim Trotter, Thomas Warren and Steve Wyche on their Huddle and Flow podcast.

"He's extremely serious," Ramsey said. "At the end of the day, Deshaun is a great man...even now as people are trying to crucify him and talk bad on his name, he's still out there doing things for the community in Houston. So he's a great man. He's a professional. He's still going to do things that are positive around the community and probably help his teammates out, because they're still his teammates...but I highly doubt he'll ever suit up in a Texans uniform again."

News emerged in late January that the 25-year-old Watson had asked for a trade from the team he's spent the entirety of his four-year pro career. The Clemson product signed a four-year, $156 million extension with the team in January.

Only days later, the team's new general manager Nick Caserio told a press conference that the team had "zero interest" in moving Watson.

"Organizationally, I just want to reiterate our commitment to Deshaun Watson," Caserio at a press conference to introduce new head coach David Culley. "He's had a great impact on this organization, a great impact on a lot of people, a great impact on this team, and we look forward to the opportunity to spend more time with him here this spring once we get started. And, you know, we have zero interest in trading the player. We have a great plan, a great vision for him and for this team and his role on our team. We look forward to the opportunity to spend more time with him here this spring."

Last week, the NFL Network's Tom Pelissero reported that the Texans remain unwilling to engage with other clubs in regards to any potential trade for the player.