Deshaun Watson has decided he wants to play for the Cleveland Browns in a stunning change of events, per sources. Watson has informed the Houston Texans that he now is willing to waive the no-trade clause in his contract to be dealt to Cleveland.
Even worse is Watson had a 24-0 lead, and couldn't muster more than 7 the rest of the way as KC roared back to drop what, 51? or 54. Either way, the dude choked big time. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Wallcrawler:
Even worse is Watson had a 24-0 lead, and couldn't muster more than 7 the rest of the way as KC roared back to drop what, 51? or 54. Either way, the dude choked big time.
Yeah, and those early points came on a busted fake screen play for the defense, a punt block, and a muffed return. [Reply]
Watson was hilariously terrible in his playoff loss to the Chiefs. Even non-Chiefs fans can appreciate the comedy of that game.
But... c'mon man. Chad Henne tried so hard to give Baker that game. Baker blew it. Only reason it's not a bigger black mark is because Baker was never up 24-0 [Reply]
Originally Posted by sully1983:
To say Roger Goodell is a lousy commissioner is an understatement. He is a worthless POS that is also faker than a 3 dollar bill. It must be nice to make over $60 million a year with little to no repercussions for how incompetent he is at his job.
Watson is also a ****ing loser and total weirdo that preys on innocent massage therapists that he met thru Instagram. F him too.
And last but not least, the Browns made the biggest blunder I've ever seen. :-) they get what they deserve. :-)
I can't reach any other conclusion. Who would have guessed the Texans would be the big winner. [Reply]
Bauer gets two year suspension from baseball for one woman, Watson gets "4 to 10 games" for 24 women (and counting)? Bauer is unlucky that he's not a more bankable star.
Combined with the recent article saying Miami was Watson's first choice but they wouldn't trade for him until his legal issues were resolved, Cleveland fans have to be feeling pretty bad about all this [Reply]
Originally Posted by Superturtle:
Rapoport said on McAfees show he's expecting 4 to 10 games for the suspension.
That might be the suspension, but there's no way all of these cases and accusations get resolved by the start of the season on top of the time it will take the NFL to dole out the suspension.
I gotta imagine he'll start the year of commissioner's exempt, and depending on how long it takes to settle this shit, he might be on there the entire season.
I'm honestly not counting on him playing at all in 2022. And depending on how these cases go, he might not be around much for 2023 either. [Reply]
They ought to suspend him for 2 years, take picks away from the browns for the contract, and take picks away from the texans for complicity in his rub and tug pipeline [Reply]
