NFL Suspends Deshaun Watson

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How many of us are willing to boycott watching NFL games to send a message? And not just Cleveland Browns games, all NFL games. I thought a full season at a minimum..which probably isn't enough seeing as how he settled 20+ allegations against him. Maybe 1 game per settlement is appropriate? The implication of self-admitted guilt by settling so quickly is damning. On top of that he still has 10 or so suits still in the courts.

How hypocritical of the NFL to destroy some guys' careers over smoking weed and yet the guy who preys on women gets a little slap on the wrist. Pathetic
 

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How bad were things with Mayfield in Cleveland that they were willing to sign this guy to take his place.

It’s as if the Brown were saying “we’ll just play with 10”.
 

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How bad were things with Mayfield in Cleveland that they were willing to sign this guy to take his place.

It’s as if the Brown were saying “we’ll just play with 10”.
No one denies Watson has A+ talent. But even Houston saw the PR disaster he is and cut him loose last year. He was untouchable. While Cleveland may think that all of the suits being dropped in light of out of court settlements, in the public view, settling like that makes him look guilty as hell.
 

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Lovie didn’t want Watson in Houston. Too much of a distraction due to his off the field misbehavior.
 
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