Probably won't. He will be using his impossible to crack code name of "Weshaun Datson" in the future...or maybe he'll use "Rusty Hardon"...
It's her apartment - figure one room devoted to massage, probably something like 12-15 feet across with a massage table in the middle. She backs away, he gets up on the same side of the table she's on. And it could easily be only a matter of seconds. Guy's young.
I call BS on that. We absolutely do not all know that
The reason to doubt her is it's probably more likely she could get further away if she wanted. Maybe in another room to call the police? I mean, when she stopped isn't it likely she is standing and he is lying down?
I can agree this is all on Watson that this happened.....but does not mean each (or any) story told is factual. I also don't buy the Texans are behind the complaints.
Yes, wait until the NFL concludes their investigation. The civil suit hearings will be in 2023, so then more information could come out then. Goodell pretty much said they will make their decision in the next couple months. So do they have an impact, sure but the civil cases aren’t going to decide his fate. The point is if the Browns knew about all this then the NFL did too, the public is getting bits and pieces that the insiders already know. So is his suspension dramatically changing bc of these claims. Short answer, no
I mean, the Browns have burned the league before by giving us PT games and we didn't live up to expectations plus finished 7-10 last season........there's also a 3rd game where it's among the Browns and a couple other games to be put into PT (week 15)
That, or Goodell might tell Watson settle now and we'll offer a reduced suspension (as opposed to this dragging on well into 2023 and beyond).
I never said it was all the Texans fault but it would be blind to the fact that the Texans didn’t play some part in this. Why would he need nda’s. Kind of common sense. This has nothing to do with what Watson did, of course he knew what he was doing. But he does, do you not think the Texans knew or caught on at some point? Cmon man. Yes those stories from the “victims” are tough to hear but then you also here how they went back to him 2 or 3 times to give massages. Cmon man. There is a lot of stupidity all around here. That doesn’t mean that the women deserved it but it doesn’t mean they are all innocent like you seem to believe. News for you, I would guarantee a lot more than 3 of the 66 had sex with Watson or did other things with him. In a perfect world maybe. The only thing Buzbee has is to keep putting more and more plaintiffs on the stand or to tell their story. We probably see more, problem is why wouldn’t their lawyers take their cases two years ago? It’s obvious Buzbee has a motive from day one. Again, not saying Watson is innocent…but I’ve already said everything I need to say about him. I will never root for him as a person, if he wins games great but I’ve seen too many cases where women lie to get money. It happens all the time, go ahead and believe all 24 and their full details. Shit doesn’t add up.
I don't buy that for a second. Maybe on your routine issue. Not this one. Nothing is being done without Goodell's involvement here
I mean, this is something that was agreed upon in the new CBA so not sure why you think the league would break the agreement.
Sorry, I'm off buying swamp land in Florida. I'll be back to address your comment in a little while.
She said he got up, and she was stunned at what he was doing and didn't react right away. Her story is perfectly coherent. Doesn't necessarily make it true, but it's coherent.
You think the NFLPA will just say, "I realize this was a big part in getting a new deal done but sure, go ahead and let Rog rule...oh, and he can rule on the appeal, too, which is exactly the reason he does not get to make the initial ruling as not right for the same guy to handle the ruling and the appeal."
Her story is suspect at best though likely just a lie. Out of 100 not one person called the police?
Cannot recall which one but an insider said Goodell has no say if no punishment is handed down. THAT decision cannot be appealed.
Correct me if I'm wrong. What I remembered from when this changed was that It doesn't go to the arbitrator until/when the league wants it to. There obviously will be a suspension whomever is hearing the matter. I'm mean that's one thing I assume everyone who is breathing can agree to, right? If the NFL doesn't agree with the suspension length from the arbitrator then Goodell makes the final call on the suspension. Perhaps I have the last part wrong, but that's what I remembered and why the whole thing was considered a sham in the first place.
