NFL Trades Continue To Make Zero Sense As DeAndre Hopkins is Going to Arizona For David Johnson???

I mean what can you really say about the Houston Texans other than the fact they are frauds and have been for some time? Back in 2015 when the OG Fraud List was born the Houston Texans were one of its founding fathers.  Since then they've only added to that legacy.
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Framework of trade still being finalized, sources tell ESPN:

?Cardinals get DeAndre Hopkins and a late-round pick.

?Texans get David Johnson and a second-round pick.

Other picks involved, but Hopkins wanted a new deal that Arizona can provide.

— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) March 16, 2020

In a rather surprising turn of events, DeAndre Hopkins is no longer a Houston Texan. While the franchise isn't even 20 years old yet, D-Hop is without a doubt on the Texans Mount Rushmore (with JJ, Andre Johnson and Arian Foster). I know a second rounder is valued highly by front offices, but with David Johnson looking like a shell of himself and 2016 getting further away by the day it's a somewhat puzzling move on the surface. They really need draft picks that bad they'd rather move on from arguably the best WR in the NFL?? When you consider the QB play D-Hop's had most of his career these numbers are amazing.

Maybe David Johnson can find that 2016 life in Houston with DeShaun Watson and Will Fuller and make those of us bashing this trade (me) look silly if there even is a 2020 NFL season? We see everyday that sports truly are a business and this move proves that as the Texans just traded a top 3 player on their roster for a running back who needs new tires and a transmission.

Suddenly the Cardinals have one of the most intriguing receiving cores in the NFL adding DeAndre Hopkins to Larry Fitzgerald, Christian Kirk and Andy Isabella. If they can get some linemen that are above a 64 in Madden this team may actually make some noise in 2020 (should there be a season)

How crazy is it that the Texans were up 24-0 against the Chiefs at Arrowhead? Great time to give Bill O'Brien totalitarian authority over the team.