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And as we've seen, when people think they deserve everything wonderful they have no problem trying to take advantage of those who are lower on the social scale to get what they want. Which is a part of the very subject the thread is supposedly about.

Says the one throwing the insults. In this case arch is right. But only because I'm considering the source of the insults. Those with low moral fiber are the ones I expect to be protesting so much and I'm proud to take those people on in defense of watson's victims. They have no shame.

Texans finally offer trade-in for Deshaun Watson jerseys but you still have to pay

The Houston Texans apparently needed seven months to decide that, sure, you can trade in your Deshaun Watson jerseys. For a discount on a new jersey, anyway.

The Texans didn't specifically say Monday that you can trade in Watson jerseys, but the use of Watson's old No. 4 jersey in the tweet and the 44 percent off makes it obvious what the aim is. Watson was accused by numerous women of sexual misconduct when he was a member of the Texans and traded to the Cleveland Browns in March. Watson was suspended 11 games by the NFL. He was allowed back in the Browns facility on Monday.

The Texans announced on Monday decided that it's time to let you trade in those Watson jerseys, complete with a tweet that indicates all fans should be grateful to owner Cal McNair for his generosity on that discount. Probably not the flex they think it is.

It's a decent gesture, though it took way too long — how many of those Watson jerseys ended up in the trash by now? — and the Texans are still making some money on the 56 percent purchase of those new jerseys.

The trade in doesn't mention Watson, but says "Select NFL licensed player jerseys eligible for exchange include Texans players originally acquired during the 2017–2021 seasons who are no longer on the Texans' roster." The team probably doesn't expect a rush of D'Onta Foreman jersey returns (though, hey, might as well if you have one). You can exchange the jerseys at the Texans team store at NRG Stadium this week.

It's not the first time a team has had a jersey exchange for a player who has gotten in trouble off the field. For example in 2013 the New England Patriots offered a free jersey exchange for anyone who had an Aaron Hernandez No. 81 jersey.

Hey, it's better than nothing. Finally fans can exchange those Watson jerseys. If they still have them.

https://sports.yahoo.com/texans-fin...but-you-still-have-to-pay-150842257.html

j/c...

Oh boy. Here we go...

Gift that keeps on giving...

From a strictly on-field standpoint, looks like the new suit will not impact his current status...

What a creep.

That's cool.

I hadn't given it much thought, but that makes sense.

Whenever money is involved, the lizards will continue to creep out from under rocks.

That's the face of the franchise we have there. One more this week - another next week - this is going to blow up again. Here's an interesting head scratcher, why hasn't the FBI been involved since these alleged assaults have taken place in multiple states and venues? According to the timeline, the first assault occurred in Texas March 30th, 2020. The women who have filed complaints stretch from that date until March 5, 2021, in Sandy Springs, GA 11-days before the first lawsuit was filed. In addition to the 22 assaults that occurred in TX, an additional assault occurred in Arizona in June 2020, one in Beverly Hills, CA on July 15th, 2020, and of course the one in Sandy Spring, GA in March 2021. The latest lawsuit alleges the assault occurred in TX in December 2020. These all occurred in a 13-month period according to the timeline. It would be hard to believe that Watson just magically shut down his activities in March 2021 after a year of abusing women. I would suspect that as this goes on, the timeline will start to expand especially considering Watson wasn't playing football in 2021.

Watson may have sold the Browns on his timeline of indiscretions, but I find it highly unlikely that Watson stopped what he was doing in that pervious 13-month period in the 11-months before the Browns signed him. Especially when you take into account that he still claims he has done nothing wrong. At a bare minimum, he's guilty of solicitation because in the latest suit the woman confirms that she was paid above and beyond what her normal fee is set at. Wait, wait - that was a tip, LMAO!

It's a nice coincidence that this news came out on the same day as the Snyder news.

Good point rish

Is anyone surprised?

It does seem a little strange, but I don't think the plaintiff has been standing outside the courthouse for weeks waiting on some Snyder news before she files.

j/c...

Is it just me, or do these two statements sound vastly different?

I wonder if this latest one comes from the group that Buzbee declined as clients.

Hmmmm.... didn't even think of that. I wonder if someone will ask him. Although he would probably decline comment.

Yep that must be it. Poor watson.

LOL...He may never play a down again.

I feel horrible for the women.

As has been mentioned, with how the punishment was worded, this may have no impact on things at all. Either way, however, it makes it clear that despite most of the cases having been settled, this just isn't going to go away.

At first, I thought he did it again here... I hope he's doing what he's been told to do, for the sake of all massage therapists everywhere he may go.

Jim Brown and Deshaun Watson are basically the same person.

https://deadspin.com/jim-brown-did-great-things-he-also-beat-woman-1784269329

According to the NFL watson can receive additional punishment depending on the outcome of impending and or future investigation(s) to past allegations........

NFL Releases Statement Addressing Latest Deshaun Watson Lawsuit

Editors’ note: This story contains accounts of sexual assault. If you or someone you know is a survivor of sexual assault, contact the National Sexual Assault Hotline at 1-800-656-4673 or at https://www.rainn.org.

The NFL released a statement Friday, saying that it was aware of a new lawsuit filed against Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson in Texas on Thursday, but that Watson’s status with the league remains unaffected at this time.

“Watson’s status remains unchanged,” NFL spokesperson Brian McCarthy said in a statement. “We will monitor developments in the newly filed litigation; and any conduct that warrants further investigation or possible additional sanctions would be addressed within the Personal Conduct Policy.”

The lawsuit, filed by plaintiff Jane Doe in Harris County, comes less than two months after the NFL and NFLPA agreed to suspend Watson for 11 games and fine him $5 million for reported sexual misconduct.

The latest filing details an encounter from December 2020 between Watson and Jane Doe after the quarterback contacted the woman for a message via direct message on Instagram. During the massage, the filing reads that “Watson removed his towel and offered to let her ‘get on top.’ Plaintiff refused to have sex with Watson, however, he was able to pressure her into oral sex with the Defendant.” He then allegedly paid her $300 when her hourly massage rate was normally $115.

This is the first lawsuit to be filed against the quarterback from a different law firm than the other two dozen cases attorney Tony Buzbee filed from March 2021 to June of this year. The accounts in those cases range from Watson refusing to cover his genitals to the quarterback “touching [a plaintiff] with his penis and trying to force her to perform oral sex on him.”

One case was dropped due to privacy concerns in April 2021. Watson agreed to settle 20 of the 24 remaining active lawsuits in late June ’22, and later, he reportedly agreed to settle three of the remaining four civil suits filed against him ahead of independent arbitrator Sue L. Robinson’s initial disciplinary decision.

Watson returned Monday to the Browns’ facility for the first time since his ban began Aug. 30. He’s ineligible to practice with the team until Nov. 14 and is expected to return from his suspension Dec. 4 against the Texans.

Watson has stood by his innocence and denied the previous allegations against him.

https://www.si.com/nfl/2022/10/14/d...dLTVEZTFmqjIRuehnI4-u7uvNHS6ApDXcF-0h79k

I hope he is doing what he's been told to do because I'm freaking sick and tired of hearing about this crap. If this was the sort of garbage I wanted to follow, I'd switch this site over to being a Days of Our Lives fansite.

You don't even watch our games because we got rid of Baker. Your opinions don't matter.

So, other's opinions don't matter. Neat.

Different eras but both poster boys for the Browns. Our GM certainly knows the importance of keeping good traditions.

JERRY, JERRY, JERRY

It was cocktail hour. Look at the time stamp. 10:42 P.M. Drunk posting again.

j/c:

Judge rules the latest plaintiff to accuse Cleveland Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson of pressuring her into a sexual act has 24 hours to amend her petition to include her name or drop the lawsuit

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/s...atson-accuser-24-hours-provide-name.html

Make her reveal her name so everybody knows. That's a crock, they could keep her name confidential. Watson is a predator.

Isn't it a basic fundamental right to know your accuser?

GOOD!

Yes. But in sexual assault cases, they should keep the name off the public filings IMO. They can 'know' or face the accuser in court.

Tend to agree that there needs to be a way for an accuser to maintain anonymity. But the accused definitely deserves the right to know their accuser before they set foot in court.

Nice pit best post of the year