Mob ain't here
Mob ain't here
I thought Baker was an insurance salesman
Did I miss something?
PS: Im going to suggest the Browns know a little more about Watson's legal troubles than we do. Just saying
As always, I'll just let time do it's thing
Did I miss something?
PS: Im going to suggest the Browns know a little more about Watson's legal troubles than we do. Just saying
As always, I'll just let time do it's thing
Great advice
Yea the Browns have a history of making all the right decisions . We should in no way question an organization that drafts J Manzel and hires a baseball guy to be its GM. And drafts an insurance salesman to play QB instead of Josh Allen. How foolish of me to do that
According to this the browns did not contact a single one of Watsons 24 accusers before the trade .
So maybe they don’t know anything more about his legal situation then me after all
Do you really think contacting an accuser would be the best approach? Or even a productive approach?
That there is some fluff and buff legal advice you got going on there. As a matter of fact, not only would it be more intelligent to contact the league and legal teams, it's probably illegal for them to contact the accusers
JFC
But hey, Greenfruit agrees with your scholarly approach, so you got that
Texans sued for allegedly enabling former QB Deshaun Watson's behavior during massage therapy sessions
The Houston Texans have been sued for allegedly enabling former quarterback Deshaun Watson's behavior during massage therapy sessions.
The lawsuit filed on Monday in Harris County, Texas, accuses the team of being aware of Watson's alleged behavior during massage therapy sessions, and that "individuals within the Texans organization knew or should have known of Watson's conduct."
The lawsuit also states that the Texans provided Watson with resources to conduct his therapy sessions, including "rooms set up for him at the Houstonian Hotel, massage tables provided to him for private massage sessions, and a NDA provided to him from the head of Texans' security."
"We are aware of the lawsuit filed against us today," the Texans said in a
statement on Monday. "Since March 2021, we have fully supported and complied with law enforcement and the various investigations. We will continue to take the necessary steps to address the allegations against our organization."
NFL Network's Tom Pelissero reported on Saturday that Watson's hearing before disciplinary officer Sue Robinson, jointly appointed by the NFL and NFL Players Association, will begin on Tuesday.
Watson is facing potential discipline from the NFL, which is independently investigating whether he violated the league's personal-conduct policy after Watson was accused of sexual assault and misconduct during massage sessions.
It was announced last Tuesday that Watson had reached confidential settlements with 20 of the 24 women who have filed civil lawsuits alleging he committed sexual misconduct.
Watson has previously denied any wrongdoing and maintained any sex with the women was consensual. Two grand juries in Texas have declined to indict Watson on criminal complaints filed by 10 women.
The Texans traded Watson to the Cleveland Browns in March and signed him to a five-year, $230 million fully guaranteed contract.
Texans sued for allegedly enabling former QB Deshaun Watson's behavior during massage therapy sessions
The Houston Texans have been sued for allegedly enabling former quarterback Deshaun Watson's behavior during massage therapy sessions.
www.nfl.com
It's what our attorneys do. Throw as much shit as possible against the walls and see if any sticks
Hoping for nothing more than a nuisance settlement in many cases
FWIW: I know I know nothing about the legal matters surrounding Watson, I think it's funny some people think they actually know something about the case
I always give the defendant his day in court. Nowadays more so then ever. So little regard for the truth
Hoping for nothing more than a nuisance settlement in many cases
FWIW: I know I know nothing about the legal matters surrounding Watson, I think it's funny some people think they actually know something about the case
I always give the defendant his day in court. Nowadays more so then ever. So little regard for the truth
There are some innocent people on death row & have been in the past, so anything is possible.
True, far from perfect
