You just have to hope that the right decision is reached on all sides, because whilst the football aspect of this is important for how the Browns will attack this season, there has to be a level of justice applied to the situation as well, and hopefully that isn’t brushed aside when the verdict comes out. Robinson arguing their respective positions”, it seems as if we might be coming to an announcement rather soon. So this isn’t necessarily an open and shut case when it comes to Watson’s future, but Florio’s report also claims that “Five days from now, the two sides will submit written paperwork to Judge Sue L.
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Then, with Goodell holding the hammer that would allow him to increase the punishment to a full year, the settlement talks could happen - and a suspension that ends up being longer than the one Judge Robinson imposed would be viewed as the league pushing successfully to get a stronger punishment.” That’s her decision, one that ideally will be communicated through a carefully-written decision that will be understandable to anyone who is inclined to believe at first blush that the discipline isn’t sufficient. “Let’s say Judge Robinson suspends Watson four games. It becomes much easier for the league to negotiate with Watson once someone other than the league issues a decision as to whether the Personal Conduct Policy was violated and the punishment that should ensue. The NFL has been investigating Deshaun Watson for more than a year now, and that investigation took center stage this week at a hearing during which it will soon determine whether Watson deserves. He could, if he wanted, impose a full-season suspension, or longer. As long as she imposes any discipline whatsoever, the league can appeal to Goodell, who would have final say. “A settlement could make much more sense for the NFL after Judge Robinson announces a decision.
The report also noted that Watson was provided with an NDA by the Houston Texans head of security.
Deshaun Watson met with at least 66 women for massage appointments over a 17-month period, according to a report from the New York Times. Writing in a column for ProFootballTalk, Florio broke down what could potentially happen with the legal proceedings, and claimed that even though the hearings are still going on, it could well be a case of the two sides coming to an agreement ahead of time, and then work out what is going to happen when it comes to how NFL commissioner Roger Goodell could handle having the final say: Deshaun Watson speaks at a press conference announcing him as the new quarterback for the Cleveland Browns. The NFL on the other hand is reportedly pushing for an ‘indefinite suspension’, but with a minimum suspension of one year, neither punishment would be new territory for the league as they have handed out plenty of both in the past.īut according to Florio, it’s possible that the two sides could meet in the middle.
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