DeShaun Watson’s Legal Saga. Final Ruling: Suspended 11 games for the 2022 Season, fined $5M

HOUSTON (AP) — Thirty women who had accused the Houston Texans of turning a blind eye to allegations that Deshaun Watson was sexually assaulting and harassing women during massage sessions have settled their legal claims against the team, their attorney said Friday.

The terms of the settlements reached between each of the women and the Texans are confidential, said attorney Tony Buzbee.

While only one of the women had filed a lawsuit against the team, the others had also intended to make legal claims against the Texans before the settlements were reached, Buzbee said.


In separate lawsuits, 24 women accused Watson of exposing himself, touching them with his penis or kissing them against their will during massage appointments while he played for the Texans. One woman alleged Watson forced her to perform oral sex. Last month, Buzbee announced 20 of those 24 lawsuits have been settled.

Watson, who has since been traded to the Cleveland Browns, has denied any wrongdoing and vowed to clear his name. Watson is facing possible discipline from the NFL over the allegations.
 
Oh man can we just be done wit this???

If you're gonna suspend him...do it! If the 4 women holding out took the Texans money...then right there they're holding out for a bigger price from Watson.

Pay the 4 women. Suspend him. He serves his suspension. Keep it moving.
 
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The wild part of this is that you can’t even tell a pro athlete to quit getting massages lol…with this free time he probably been doubling up
 
Rubato said:
The wild part of this is that you can’t even tell a pro athlete to quit getting massages lol…with this free time he probably been doubling up
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Does his contract mention anything about future massages? Like only from specific ones the team is ok with? Or anything to make it as professional as possible?
 
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Deshaun Watson's intent to sue may remain moot; 2-8 games could be final range of punishment

On Monday, the big news in the Deshaun Watson case came from Charles Robinson's report that the NFL Players Association and Watson are prepared to file a federal lawsuit attacking a full-season suspension, if that's the end result of the NFL's internal process.
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A "source" is claiming it most likely will not be a full year.

thats cool imo. I wanna see dude play
 
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