The New York Times – Sports:
The N.F.L. must decide whether to uphold Watson’s six-game suspension or impose a more severe penalty. Its choice will speak volumes, writes our columnist.
Category: Cleveland Browns
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The NFL’s Most Notable Suspensions
The New York Times – Sports:
Deshaun Watson’s six-game suspension was the first player conduct penalty reached by a new hearing process meant to remove disciplinary decisions from Commissioner Roger Goodell’s direct control.
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Deshaun Watson Discipline Decision Expected Monday
The New York Times – Sports:
The N.F.L. players association and the league were both told to expect a ruling from Sue L. Robinson, the arbitrator in the personal conduct hearing.
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Deshaun Watson’s 30 Accusers Reached Settlements With Texans
The New York Times – Sports:
Thirty women reached settlements with the team Watson played for when he was accused of sexual misconduct during massage appointments. Four lawsuits against Watson are outstanding.
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Houston Texans Lawsuit Expands Inquiry Into Deshaun Watson
The New York Times – Sports:
One of the 24 women who sued Watson for sexual misconduct claimed in a lawsuit filed Monday that the N.F.L. team enabled their star quarterback’s alleged behavior.
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Deshaun Watson Settles 20 of the 24 Sexual Misconduct Cases Against Him
The New York Times – Sports:
The lawyer for Watson’s accusers announced the deals but did not disclose details.
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What Will the Browns Do About Deshaun Watson?
The New York Times – Sports:
New revelations about Watson, who has been accused of sexual misconduct with women he hired for massages, have drawn only silence from the Browns but have left some of the team’s fans in anguish.
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Deshaun Watson’s Case is a Test of What the NFL Stands For
The New York Times – Sports:
Given the volume and seriousness of the allegations against the Cleveland Browns quarterback, our columnist wonders if an N.F.L. suspension is enough of a punishment.
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Deshaun Watson’s Case is a Test of What the N.F.L. Stands For
The New York Times – Sports:
Given the volume and seriousness of the allegations against the Cleveland Browns quarterback, our columnist wonders if an N.F.L. suspension is enough of a punishment.