It was report earlier on Tuesday that Cleveland Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson could ultimately be suspended for anywhere from “two to eight games” of the 2022 NFL season in relation to allegations of sexual misconduct during the sessions. Massage. It was also said there was “no indication” at the time that disciplinary officer Sue L. Robinson would issue a ruling on the matter before the end of this week.
A new update has arrived a few hours before the start of the All-Star MLB Game.
Mike Florio of Pro Football Talk reported Tuesday afternoon that a federation source claimed the Browns were “privately preparing for Watson’s eight-game suspension.” Florio added that this “just means that the team has come to the subjective conclusion, a conclusion they will never publicly admit, that they hope to be without Watson for eight out of 17 games next year.” 2022.”
The NFL reportedly wants Watson suspended indefinitely and ineligible to play for at least the entire upcoming campaign, while the NFL Players Association argues against any ban and accused will fight a full season suspension in federal court, if necessary. Cleveland, meanwhile, isn’t showing any signs of wanting to buy an upgrade over the Jacoby Brissett fallback and is probably comfortable kicking Brissett up to eight games this fall if Watson absent.
Watson has repeatedly denied any wrongdoing and has two grand juries refused to prosecute him, while his legal team reached settlements with 20 out of 24 plaintiffs suing him.
