No criminal charges for Deshaun Watson

[dtgold88]

Or more anyone who understands negotiations and economics.

You can see yourself out now.

why would teams leak their trade dealings with the media and fans?

 

[dtgold88]

Not sure why I or others even answer your moronic questions.

That comment was golden and so ironic.

 

[dtgold88]

Stop lying or show me where I said those words since you used quotes.

Or maybe the grammAr Nazi doesn't understand the use of quotation marks in this context.

Keep posting and keep proving.

Got to love this forum.

I showed you a handful of times already. If you'd like to lie by saying you did not make those comments that's par for the course for you.

 

[dtgold88]

This right here!!

To think this guys latest buzz word is agenda.

Gotta love this forum

Most comical was he tried to stick up for a guy scared to answer questions...by also not answering the question.

I do love this forum.

 

[dtgold88]

Oh, and almost every poster is "scared" to answer a question.

True comedygold

Got to love this forum.

Nope. Not almost every poster. Just you and a few others.

 

[PDay8810]

Most comical was he tried to stick up for a guy scared to answer questions...by also not answering the question.

I do love this forum.

Your agenda requires you respond. LOL.

strong aggressive offense many times can cover a poor defense, but...You shouldn't make fun of any poster.

 

[NWPATSFAN]

why would teams leak their trade dealings with the media and fans?

Hmmmmm, maybe because it happens all the time.

Or maybe like you've told us the Browns would only entertain x,y,z in trade offers.

Man you play dumb well.


My bad, you're not playing.

 

[NWPATSFAN]

I showed you a handful of times already. If you'd like to lie by saying you did not make those comments that's par for the course for you.

Sure you did.

It should be easy for you then.


comedygold

 

[jarntt]

why would teams leak their trade dealings with the media and fans?

1) Were any teams other than Cle interested in Watson?
2) Did we know Cle was interested in Watson before they acquired him?

 

[dtgold88]

1) Were any teams other than Cle interested in Watson?
2) Did we know Cle was interested in Watson before they acquired him?

But no one leaked their offers to Houston.

Hmmmmm, maybe because it happens all the time.

Or maybe like you've told us the Browns would only entertain x,y,z in trade offers.

Man you play dumb well.


My bad, you're not playing.

Hey, remember when you claimed I was wrong teams had to present offers to Houston to meet with watson, I proved I was right and you couldn't own it and still added to your lies, Tommy?

 

[dtgold88]

Your agenda requires you respond. LOL.

strong aggressive offense many times can cover a poor defense, but...You shouldn't make fun of any poster.

Oh, the irony, Agenda Boy.

 

[dtgold88]

1) Were any teams other than Cle interested in Watson?
2) Did we know Cle was interested in Watson before they acquired him?

Interested is not exactly the same as saying what an offer is....In addition, it was made known Watson case was different and teams needed to make offers Houston would accept just to meet with watson.

 

[dtgold88]

Guessing most have heard the NFL and Watson's camp have broken off talks on negotiating a suspension. Not even sure what to make of that (good for Browns/Watson? Bad?).

 

[Manster7588]

Guessing most have heard the NFL and Watson's camp have broken off talks on negotiating a suspension. Not even sure what to make of that (good for Browns/Watson? Bad?).

I haven't heard talks were broken off.

In fact I never heard the was negotiating with Watson over a suspension.

I'm fairly sure the NFL doesn't negotiate a suspension with the player, the NFL Suspends and then the play appeals.

 

[dtgold88]

I haven't heard talks were broken off.

In fact I never heard the was negotiating with Watson over a suspension.

I'm fairly sure the NFL doesn't negotiate a suspension with the player, the NFL Suspends and then the play appeals.

It's according to Josina Anderson










IG: JosinaAnderson

@JosinaAnderson

I'm told there've been recent attempts by the NFL, the NFLPA & Deshaun Watson's advisors to negotiate a discipline settlement. However talks involving a potential number of games missed "fell apart" not being on the same page. As of now, process moves forward, per league sources.

 

[Manster7588]

It's according to Josina Anderson





IG: JosinaAnderson
@JosinaAnderson

I'm told there've been recent attempts by the NFL, the NFLPA & Deshaun Watson's advisors to negotiate a discipline settlement. However talks involving a potential number of games missed "fell apart" not being on the same page. As of now, process moves forward, per league sources.

Interesting, as I've never heard of the NFL talking to the player concerning possible discipline to be handed out. I'm not saying it doesn't/never happened in the past, just I haven't heard of it.

 

[NWPATSFAN]

But no one leaked their offers to Houston.

Hey, remember when you claimed I was wrong teams had to present offers to Houston to meet with watson, I proved I was right and you couldn't own it and still added to your lies, Tommy?

You still can only speculate what those deals were. So stop claiming it as a fact.

There is no stopping any owner from calling McNair or whomever she may have handling football operations and saying, we'd like to offer you... for Watson.

 

[molsaniceman]

PFN's Aaron Wilson reports that "there is concern from the NFL Players Association" that the league will look to suspend Deshaun Watson for "the entire 2022 season, if not indefinitely."​

CBS' Josina Anderson also reported earlier today that there were talks between the NFL, NFLPA, and Watson's advisors to negotiate over discipline, and that talks "fell apart" over the number of games missed. It definitely feels like the momentum of the process is leading towards a lengthy Watson suspension. The Browns are "expected" to go forward with Jacoby Brissett, per Wilson, if Watson is suspended for the season.

 

[FaCe-LeE-uS]

PFN's Aaron Wilson reports that "there is concern from the NFL Players Association" that the league will look to suspend Deshaun Watson for "the entire 2022 season, if not indefinitely."​

CBS' Josina Anderson also reported earlier today that there were talks between the NFL, NFLPA, and Watson's advisors to negotiate over discipline, and that talks "fell apart" over the number of games missed. It definitely feels like the momentum of the process is leading towards a lengthy Watson suspension. The Browns are "expected" to go forward with Jacoby Brissett, per Wilson, if Watson is suspended for the season.

 

[jarntt]

We'll see what ultimately happens. IMO a minimum of a year is what he SHOULD get based on how the NFL handles cases like this when there is one allegation, but I'm skeptical that is what will actually occur