Official 2025 NFL Discussion!!!
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And leave his brother in KC.He can most certainly strong arm his way out.
As of today who do ya think going to be in the superbowl next yr?.. this off-season all ready shaking up the superbowl predictions
BILLS vs Green Bay or Rams...
I know nothing about the draft so that's weak for me, but I'm excited to see the highlights.
You damn right.. bitch either go in the kitchen and go make me my fave football snack or get on your knees and suck me off while I watch the game
But will Ty put up numbers with Tua as he did with Mahommes. Is it possible that he and Mahomme are a match made in NFL heaven. A la Rice and Montana
Will that be a premonition to what’s to come this season?
He won’t put up anywhere near the numbers on the Dolphins that he did with Mahomes because Tua is not a mobile QB that can extend the play so Hill can have time to get long or lose his defender
Yoooo that nig literaly bout to come up..if he become a packer he has a higher chance of going to the Super Bowl being that nfc seems to have less firepower..or he could go to the chiefs and make their offense great again..decisions, decisions… easier route in the nfc
And that's all folks. But yeah at least he got the bag
Good for him
March 24, 2022Updated 1:02 p.m. ET
A grand jury in Brazoria County in Texas is considering evidence related to a 10th accusation of sexual misconduct against Deshaun Watson, the former Houston Texans quarterback who was traded to the Cleveland Browns just days ago, according to a lawyer for the complainant.
A grand jury in Harris County, Texas, where Houston is, rejected nine criminal cases against Watson earlier this month. But a 10th criminal complaint filed with the Houston Police Department described an alleged incident outside the jurisdiction of the Harris County District Attorney’s Office.
The case, in Brazoria County, south of Houston, is the last known criminal case pending against Watson. The complainant told police that Watson ejaculated on her in a November 2020 massage appointment. Her lawyer, Tony Buzbee, said he expects the grand jury to deliberate and issue a decision on Thursday or Friday. Neither the Browns nor Rusty Hardin, Watson’s lawyer, were immediately available for comment.
The latest grand jury proceeding was first reported by Fox 8 WJW in Cleveland.
The publicly available police report was heavily redacted but said that the complainant told police that Watson “touched her with his penis and ejaculated causing semen to touch her arm and hand.”
The complainant, whose name was redacted in the criminal complaint, is one of the 22 plaintiffs who are suing Watson in civil court for sexual misconduct during massage appointments.
Watson has denied all wrongdoing, and Hardin has said that any sexual acts that occurred during massage appointments were consensual.
After the grand jury in Harris County declined to bring charges on March 11, Hardin said in a statement that “the criminal investigations have been completed.” N.F.L. teams viewed the decision in Harris County as a green light to pursue Watson via trade, and the Browns gave Watson a guaranteed five-year, $230 million contract, a record for a guaranteed deal. The structure of the deal — with a 2022 base salary of only about $1 million — would mitigate Watson’s financial penalty for missing games if the N.F.L. suspends him for a violation of its personal-conduct policy.
The Browns said in a statement on Sunday that they undertook a “comprehensive evaluation process” before trading for Watson and did “extensive” investigative, legal and reference work. The statement acknowledged that “some legal proceedings” were still ongoing, but it was unclear whether the Browns were aware that a case would be brought before the Brazoria County grand jury this week.
The N.F.L.’s investigation into the allegations against Watson is ongoing. A person who identified himself as a security representative for the N.F.L. requested information from the Houston Police Department on March 15, including witness statements and phone records or social-media messages, and also asked for interviews with the police investigators who worked the case, according to police records.
Watson invoked his Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination in civil depositions given before the decision by the Harris County grand jury, but waived that right and answered questions under oath in depositions last week and this week, Buzbee said.
Before the deal with the Browns, Watson also met with the Atlanta Falcons, Carolina Panthers and New Orleans Saints last week
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OMG. What now
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i swear to god the first time he miss reek wide open on a post corner I'm going to break something
i probably need to tie all my remotes to the table
Do what you must, just don't shoot the dog.
The stands are on fire inside!
Witch-hunt anyone? Why the need for a second grand jury???
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