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Watson had to show up to camp and is pissed about it. So his team all of a sudden made noise about the trade again.This is the reality of this situation.
Somebody needs to post this in the Pervert trade thread.
Watson had to show up to camp and is pissed about it. So his team all of a sudden made noise about the trade again.
But we know that is not how the Texans work.OR.......maybe it was just the Texans who felt the need to put the statement out to appease fans
Naw, they don’t work like that. Watson’s camp has been the ones to push info to ESPN from the start. His QB coach just did an interview with them over the weekend.OR.......maybe it was just the Texans who felt the need to put the statement out to appease fans & assure them that they're on board.....& have been on board for some time with finding a favorable resolution.
But we know that is not how the Texans work.
Naw, they don’t work like that. Watson’s camp has been the ones to push info to ESPN from the start. His QB coach just did an interview with them over the weekend.
This changes things, but I'd think a complaint is not the same as a charge. With the backlog, this could push a resolution back even further, into 2023, maybe. Is the exempt list back in play? Does it affect trade talks?
In a complaint, the victim states whether they want to press charges. So if it’s a yes, it is sent to the DA.This changes things, but I'd think a complaint is not the same as a charge. With the backlog, this could push a resolution back even further, into 2023, maybe. Is the exempt list back in play? Does it affect trade talks?
Did you notice this was released to the news by Hardin, Watson's lawyer. Why? Seems to me he may be trying to force the Texans' hand and be placed on approved absence.
This tends to happen when someone is close to being chargedDid you notice this was released to the news by Hardin, Watson's lawyer. Why? Seems to me he may be trying to force the Texans' hand and be placed on approved absence.
Force their hand to do what? Doesn't this drop his trade value? Caveat emptor.Did you notice this was released to the news by Hardin, Watson's lawyer. Why? Seems to me he may be trying to force the Texans' hand and be placed on approved absence.
I'm talking about the Texans placing him on the approved absence list and not Goodell placing him on the exempt list.Force their hand to do what? Doesn't this drop his trade value? Caveat emptor.
No attitude just my opinion just like yoursFirst, you didn’t specify. You made a general statement. Second, you think evidence leaks in investigations. Might want to do some research before you catch an attitude again.
This changes things, but I'd think a complaint is not the same as a charge. With the backlog, this could push a resolution back even further, into 2023, maybe. Is the exempt list back in play? Does it affect trade talks?
You always control the narrative when you can.Did you notice this was released to the news by Hardin, Watson's lawyer. Why? Seems to me he may be trying to force the Texans' hand and be placed on approved absence.
Ten criminal complaints are pending against Deshaun Watson July 26, 2021, 4:26 PM EDT Florio
With Texans quarterback Deshaun Watson back in the fold (for now) and the team trying to trade him but wanting way too much given his current circumstances, Watson’s lawyer has shared with ESPN some of the details about Watson’s current circumstances.
Via John Barr of ESPN.com, attorney Rusty Hardin said that 10 women in all have filed criminal complaints against Watson. Two who have filed criminal complaints have not filed lawsuit against Watson. This increases the total number of women alleging that Watson committed misconduct to 24.
“We’re fully cooperating with the police,” Hardin said. “We’re fully cooperating with the District Attorney’s office and, when the criminal investigation is over we’ll fully cooperate with the NFL.”
Maybe to force the Texans to lower their trade demands so it would be easier for another team to acquire his services?Force their hand to do what? Doesn't this drop his trade value? Caveat emptor.
Then, if you catch the quote he said a few more women they don’t know about24 and counting
LMAO
I'm talking about the Texans placing him on the approved absence list and not Goodell placing him on the exempt list.
Currently Watson is being forced to suit up on Wednesday and take to the practice field, after he said he'd never play again for the Texans.
He likely fully thought Goodell would place him on the exempt list. When this didn't happen he's now trying to get placed on the team's approved absence list rather than show up at the team's facility every day.
The Texans can still trade him if the opportunity arises. Has no impact since this is the team's move and not Goodell's.
Using the fact there are so many complaints to attempt to force a trade, let’s me know where they think this is headingIndeed, Hardin made it clear that he believes teams are ready to do a deal, in light of all current circumstances.
“Teams are ready to jump now if the Texans would trade with them, even while all this is pending,” Hardin said. There’s no question that teams, numerous teams, are still interested. The ball is in the Texans court.”
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This has been a paid political announcement by Hardin...........no team will touch Watson until things are pretty well wrapped up. Strike Denver as an interested party...........a figment of a single Bronco's player. Watson's only true interest is the Dolphins, but the Dophins aren't about to pull the trigger for a commodity of unknown future.
This part is new info to me. Last I read only four had been interviewed and were upset at NFL's Lisa Friel. IIRC Buzz had said the others would not agree to be interviewed...Here is the rest of the Florio story:
Attorney Tony Buzbee, who represents the 22 women suing Watson, also provided a statement to ESPN on Monday.
“As of today, almost half of these women have given sworn statements to the police, and almost half have spoken to the NFL’s investigative team,” Buzbee said. “Both processes are very lengthy. We expect to provide further information to the NFL from all victims.”
Hardin reiterated his longstanding position that any settlement could not include a confidentiality provision.
“I do not want anybody to be saying that this guy paid off women to stay quiet and so, if there ever was a settlement of any kind, it would have to be public and therefore both sides, [Watson] and the women, would be able to say to the world at large whatever they wanted,” Hardin said.
It’s hard not to think that Hardin’s candor is aimed at getting the Texans to drop their price (supposedly three first-round draft picks and then some) to reflect the various uncertainties regarding Watson’s status. He could still be placed on paid leave. He could still face criminal charges. He could still lose anywhere from one to 22 trials.
Indeed, Hardin made it clear that he believes teams are ready to do a deal, in light of all current circumstances.
“Teams are ready to jump now if the Texans would trade with them, even while all this is pending,” Hardin said. There’s no question that teams, numerous teams, are still interested. The ball is in the Texans court.”
The onus is on the Texans to drop their price. If they do, perhaps the Broncos or Eagles or Dolphins (or someone else) will bite.
Texans would have been in a better position had Watson not come to camp. Then they could discipline him for conduct.More than ever I want the Texans to play hardball. Don’t lower the picks/player compensation.
In a complaint, the victim states whether they want to press charges. So if it’s a yes, it is sent to the DA.
Sounds like Watson may have staged the whole thing.Here is the rest of the Florio story:
Attorney Tony Buzbee, who represents the 22 women suing Watson, also provided a statement to ESPN on Monday.
“As of today, almost half of these women have given sworn statements to the police, and almost half have spoken to the NFL’s investigative team,” Buzbee said. “Both processes are very lengthy. We expect to provide further information to the NFL from all victims.”
Hardin reiterated his longstanding position that any settlement could not include a confidentiality provision.
“I do not want anybody to be saying that this guy paid off women to stay quiet and so, if there ever was a settlement of any kind, it would have to be public and therefore both sides, [Watson] and the women, would be able to say to the world at large whatever they wanted,” Hardin said.
It’s hard not to think that Hardin’s candor is aimed at getting the Texans to drop their price (supposedly three first-round draft picks and then some) to reflect the various uncertainties regarding Watson’s status. He could still be placed on paid leave. He could still face criminal charges. He could still lose anywhere from one to 22 trials.
Indeed, Hardin made it clear that he believes teams are ready to do a deal, in light of all current circumstances.
“Teams are ready to jump now if the Texans would trade with them, even while all this is pending,” Hardin said. There’s no question that teams, numerous teams, are still interested. The ball is in the Texans court.”
The onus is on the Texans to drop their price. If they do, perhaps the Broncos or Eagles or Dolphins (or someone else) will bite.
Ten criminal complaints are pending against Deshaun Watson July 26, 2021, 4:26 PM EDT Florio
With Texans quarterback Deshaun Watson back in the fold (for now) and the team trying to trade him but wanting way too much given his current circumstances, Watson’s lawyer has shared with ESPN some of the details about Watson’s current circumstances.
Via John Barr of ESPN.com, attorney Rusty Hardin said that 10 women in all have filed criminal complaints against Watson. Two who have filed criminal complaints have not filed lawsuit against Watson. This increases the total number of women alleging that Watson committed misconduct to 24.
“We’re fully cooperating with the police,” Hardin said. “We’re fully cooperating with the District Attorney’s office and, when the criminal investigation is over we’ll fully cooperate with the NFL.”
I may be wrong about whether the Texans did it or not, but I know they didn’t do it to appease fans.I think both of y'all are wrong.
I may be wrong about whether the Texans did it or not, but I know they didn’t do it to appease fans.
I seriously doubt anyone on Kirby has linked the season ticket issue with their actions.
It was just an example of how disconnected the Texans are.season ticket holders aren’t the only fans bro…they already have y’all by the boys..
Yahoo Sports: The NFL just delivered a PR win to Deshaun Watson in his sexual misconduct litigation.
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The NFL just delivered a PR win to Deshaun Watson in his sexual misconduct litigation
Watson and the Texans spent months aware that the NFL could remove him from the field until his legal issues were resolved. The league ultimately has declined to do that, putting Watson into a position where he can start applying more pressure to his football future.sports.yahoo.com
This changes things, but I'd think a complaint is not the same as a charge. With the backlog, this could push a resolution back even further, into 2023, maybe. Is the exempt list back in play? Does it affect trade talks?
Force their hand to do what? Doesn't this drop his trade value? Caveat emptor.
With, now, 10, or 11, criminal complaints, Goodell may reconsider not placing Watson on the exempt list.How the hell does this change anything ? Me & @CloakNNNdagger have both made similar statements for the last 3 freaking months.
By the way , her numbers are incorrect.
At Least 11 criminal complaints
9 of those not part of the civil suit.
With, now, 10, or 11, criminal complaints, Goodell may reconsider not placing Watson on the exempt list.