That is so wrong. Likely, but wrong. Where's Penquin when you need him?
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Sexual Assault Suits Against Watson
- Thread starter Texansballer74
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Porky
Hall of Fame
like I said…
TexansBull
Hall of Fame
The suspension is about 2 quarters for every allegation.
Kaepernick got black balled from the NFL for kneeling during the National Anthem.
Just saying.
Kaepernick got black balled from the NFL for kneeling during the National Anthem.
Just saying.
leebigeztx
Keep it Movin!
VY the Texans, this made me laugh
leebigeztx
Keep it Movin!
Kap got white balled, not black balled. Sorry
Thorn
Dirty Old Man
I've lost interest in the NFL as a whole after this. I will still follow the Texans, can't help that. But the NFL as an organization can kiss my ass. This settlement is pathetic.
TexansBull
Hall of Fame
Lol.
badboy
Hall of Fame
That is exactly what it is! An indefinite suspension unless it's not.
We can only hope this happens.
Probably there will be more lawsuits to come. Then maybe the NFL will be forced to do the right thing.
Texansballer74
The Marine
God'ell has proven once again that he lacks integrity.
Mr teX
Hall of Fame
this is on brand for you
Good for Buzbee.
When more women come out, he can go after the NFL itself after this slap on the wrist.
Texansballer74
The Marine
11 games with a 5 million dollar fine. Lol tell those people none of us knew or knows what’s really going on behind closed doors. Watson team actually won because he should’ve lost his job period.
CloakNNNdagger
Hall of Fame
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TexansBull
Hall of Fame
CloakNNNdagger
Hall of Fame
Spoken like a true sociopath:
Asked about the reaction to his comments that he was maintaining his innocence, Watson replied: "I have to do what's best for Deshaun Watson at the end of the day. I know what happened. I was in those situations. But I have to continue to push forward and keep moving forward."
Asked about the reaction to his comments that he was maintaining his innocence, Watson replied: "I have to do what's best for Deshaun Watson at the end of the day. I know what happened. I was in those situations. But I have to continue to push forward and keep moving forward."
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badboy
Hall of Fame
Shut up DD!
badboy
Hall of Fame
yesterday radio host stated that Watson will reshape His Image as did Mike Tyson and soon will be loved by many.
This is the age of social media. He will wear this stain forever.
He dared challenge the NFL's faux patriotism for his beliefs and was permanently punished for it. The NFL pays a lot for those military flyovers before games! And the amount of tribute jerseys and camo gear with team logos on it is BIG BUSINESS.
Watson, on the other hand, is just another perv, and let's face it, probably half the owner are, too.
Man, that game left a mark on my brain!
They never did except to sell pink gear in October and sell posters of sexy cheerleaders in short shorts. lol
I think the short attention span of the general public will be way beyond this by game 12. Look, a squirrel!
Thorn
Dirty Old Man
Where?
TexansBull
Hall of Fame
Did I miss the squirrel?
Thorn
Dirty Old Man
I think the dog sexually molested the squirrel. He should be tied to his doghouse for 11 minutes and get no dog biscuits
CloakNNNdagger
Hall of Fame
And this iwas just a glimpse of things to come.
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Deshaun Watson’s sexual assault attorney has history of shadiness
By
Phil Mushnick
March 27, 2021 1:16pm
Updated
One of my favorite sports sideshow characters has become Rusty Hardin, a Houston-based big shot attorney given to winning photo-op attention with eye-raising claims, countrified sound bites and boasts — even if they make no sense.
Hardin is now representing the Texans’ openly disgruntled quarterback, Deshaun Watson, who has been accused by more than a dozen females, including multiple massage therapists, of trying to treat them as rub-a-dub sex workers.
Hardin first came to our attention in 2008 when his client, MLB pitcher Roger Clemens, was scheduled to testify about his purported use of drugs to illegally enhance his career.
It was then Hardin had the bright idea to escort Clemens to the offices of those congressmen and congresswomen who were to solicit his testimony about his alleged illegal use of PEDs. Hardin and Clemens brought with them publicity photos of Clemens for the famous pitcher to autograph for those who were to interrogate him.
A dumb, transparent idea to court pre-testimony Congressional favor? Absolutely. But in some cases, it worked.
Clemens, in another breach of common sense and judicial conduct, also posed for photos with those charged to get to the bottom of his drug use, as administered by a former MLB strength coach, Brian McNamee — an ex-NYC cop who became a personal trainer.
Those congressional stop-and-chats and fan-photo and autograph sessions ran over two days.
Yep, as long as Hardin and Clemens were in town, they figured they’d stop by those selected congress folks’ offices to say, “Howdy” to those who were to soon quiz Clemens.
Among those who fell for this ploy was Brooklyn Rep. Edolphus Towns, who seemed delighted by the private time Clemens, a famous Yankees player, after all, suddenly had decided to devote to him — as if there were no catches involved or intended.
For crying out loud, Towns’ deputy chief of staff posed for a picture with Clemens, his arm around her shoulder. The judicial process, at Hardin’s direction, was contaminated before it had begun.
Still, the Congressional Q&A of Clemens did not exonerate him. Hardly. He still struck the sensible as a covert user or abuser of illegal PEDs as administered in his home and his rear end by someone considerably less than a licensed physician. Clemens explained, “I’m a trusting person.”
https://nypost.com/2021/03/24/tony-buzbee-responds-to-deshaun-watson-blackmail-claim/
And a taped conversation Hardin claimed would be the smoking gun that would prove McNamee lied about injecting Clemens with steroids proved to be nothing of the kind.
Afterward, Hardin was asked why Clemens chose McNamee rather than a genuine doctor to treat whatever it was that ailed him.
“Do you call a doctor every time you don’t feel good?” he answered.
Well, barrister, where needles and injections come into play I’d answer, “Yes, unconditionally.” How would Hardin choose to be injected with a medical curative, by an amateur, someone who likes to play doctor?
Hardin’s defense of NFL star running back Adrian Peterson for the brutal beating of his 4-year-old son with a tree branch was rationalized and defended by Hardin of a mere duplication of how Peterson was raised. With Hardin’s guidance, Peterson accepted a plea deal to avoid a felony child abuse case.
So now Watson’s future has been entrusted to Hardin. I’d say that 16 accusations of sexual malfeasance are tough to sell as a conspiracy to get to Watson’s money. But Hardin hasn’t yet begun to distribute Watson’s photo and autograph to those entrusted to pass judgment. He’ll come up with something.
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Deshaun Watson’s sexual assault attorney has history of shadiness
By
Phil Mushnick
March 27, 2021 1:16pm
Updated
One of my favorite sports sideshow characters has become Rusty Hardin, a Houston-based big shot attorney given to winning photo-op attention with eye-raising claims, countrified sound bites and boasts — even if they make no sense.
Hardin is now representing the Texans’ openly disgruntled quarterback, Deshaun Watson, who has been accused by more than a dozen females, including multiple massage therapists, of trying to treat them as rub-a-dub sex workers.
Hardin first came to our attention in 2008 when his client, MLB pitcher Roger Clemens, was scheduled to testify about his purported use of drugs to illegally enhance his career.
It was then Hardin had the bright idea to escort Clemens to the offices of those congressmen and congresswomen who were to solicit his testimony about his alleged illegal use of PEDs. Hardin and Clemens brought with them publicity photos of Clemens for the famous pitcher to autograph for those who were to interrogate him.
A dumb, transparent idea to court pre-testimony Congressional favor? Absolutely. But in some cases, it worked.
Clemens, in another breach of common sense and judicial conduct, also posed for photos with those charged to get to the bottom of his drug use, as administered by a former MLB strength coach, Brian McNamee — an ex-NYC cop who became a personal trainer.
Those congressional stop-and-chats and fan-photo and autograph sessions ran over two days.
Yep, as long as Hardin and Clemens were in town, they figured they’d stop by those selected congress folks’ offices to say, “Howdy” to those who were to soon quiz Clemens.
Among those who fell for this ploy was Brooklyn Rep. Edolphus Towns, who seemed delighted by the private time Clemens, a famous Yankees player, after all, suddenly had decided to devote to him — as if there were no catches involved or intended.
For crying out loud, Towns’ deputy chief of staff posed for a picture with Clemens, his arm around her shoulder. The judicial process, at Hardin’s direction, was contaminated before it had begun.
Still, the Congressional Q&A of Clemens did not exonerate him. Hardly. He still struck the sensible as a covert user or abuser of illegal PEDs as administered in his home and his rear end by someone considerably less than a licensed physician. Clemens explained, “I’m a trusting person.”
https://nypost.com/2021/03/24/tony-buzbee-responds-to-deshaun-watson-blackmail-claim/
And a taped conversation Hardin claimed would be the smoking gun that would prove McNamee lied about injecting Clemens with steroids proved to be nothing of the kind.
Afterward, Hardin was asked why Clemens chose McNamee rather than a genuine doctor to treat whatever it was that ailed him.
“Do you call a doctor every time you don’t feel good?” he answered.
Well, barrister, where needles and injections come into play I’d answer, “Yes, unconditionally.” How would Hardin choose to be injected with a medical curative, by an amateur, someone who likes to play doctor?
Hardin’s defense of NFL star running back Adrian Peterson for the brutal beating of his 4-year-old son with a tree branch was rationalized and defended by Hardin of a mere duplication of how Peterson was raised. With Hardin’s guidance, Peterson accepted a plea deal to avoid a felony child abuse case.
So now Watson’s future has been entrusted to Hardin. I’d say that 16 accusations of sexual malfeasance are tough to sell as a conspiracy to get to Watson’s money. But Hardin hasn’t yet begun to distribute Watson’s photo and autograph to those entrusted to pass judgment. He’ll come up with something.
Hottoddie
Veteran
How funny would it be if Watson was arrested by HPD when he comes to town? Based upon everything we've read from Robinson, it's my opinion that a case could be made to charge him with a Class B misdemeanor. A Class B misdemeanor in Texas carries a fine of $2,000 & up to 180 days (6 months) in jail. Only 24 cases were settled by Watson & it's been reported that there were 30 potential victims & possibly as many as 60+. It's already been established that he set up the meetings with an intent to expose himself by his insistence of covering himself with a small towel rather than the more commonly accepted full size sheet. Buzbee needs to push that angle before the Cleveland game. It's also my opinion that, that would give the NFL all it needed to make his suspension indefinite.
