I'll leave a redirect for a day, this goes to the General NFL forum.
And part of the reason it's like this is the owners agreed with the NFLPA for slap on the wrist punishments for such sexual crimes because they know they'll be in a situation where they'll have a top player in trouble for such and don't won't them suspended for entire seasons.It's a slap in the face to women and victims of sexual misconduct and I hope there are pickets from feminist groups outside the Browns stadium all year and that DW rots in Cleveland and they never make the playoffs again. That would be fitting karma.
*Slow clap*So he comes back with 6 games to go just to make sure the Browns season concludes with a happy ending.
The Browns will be lucky to win 2 of their last 6 games, with or without Watson. I think the Texans getting the first pick in the draft next year is extremely high compared to other teams in the NFL.There just making sure the Texans don’t get the first pick of the draft.
I thought about that when I posted but put it in here because of the implication it had vs the Fins when he would have played vs them before this...I'll leave a redirect for a day, this goes to the General NFL forum.
That’s what I still can’t understand. How is this only “one” offense and not 24?It's because that's how the NFLPA set it up. They categorize offenses such as gambling as a very high offense and something like multiple sexual assaults as "minor" Also keep in mind that judge deemed all of these cases against Watson as "one" first time offense.
Calvin Ridley gets a full season for placing a $1500 bet while on a leave of absence from the league. Deshaun Watson gets 11 games for what the NFL's disciplinary process found were multiple sexual assaults and a pattern of predatory behaviour towards women.
Makes no f*cking sense.
That’s what I still can’t understand. How is this only “one” offense and not 24?