Deshaun Watson‘s penalty may be over, but the quarterback will have a hard time keeping up from the last chapter of his life. Sexual harassment allegations brought against him by 24 women with whom he has settled cases have caused the quarterback to be off the field for 13 weeks this season. Last Sunday, he played his first game against his former team. Houston Texans.
this Cleveland Browns They beat the Texans 27-14 to a 5-7 record this season and came out with a much-needed win. However, Watson received many boos from fans of his former team during the game. Unsurprisingly, he also received many questions about the allegations made after the match.
Inside post game conferenceDeshaun Watson was asked by reporters. “I can tell you that you regret the behavior that led to your suspension today.” Take a look at the quarterback’s answer to this question.
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Deshaun Watson did not get a clear answer to this question from the reporter:
“As I’ve said before, this is something the law and clinics have answered before and they don’t want me to address such an issue. Of course it’s a tough situation. The suspension was tough. But at the same time, my main focus as a football player today was just to be 1-0. ” For legal reasons, he did not give a direct answer to the question.
The quarterback has talked about this in the past, but legally speaking; It was in his own interest not to give a direct answer to this question, as this question may haunt him later, as there are still some cases pending against him. There is an obvious possibility that any direct answer to this question could have been used against him later on.
Deshaun Watson agreed to the NFL suspension and was required to pay the $5 million. From the very beginning, he maintained his stance that he had done nothing wrong and was innocent. After that, he did not make a public statement on this subject.
The quarterback also needed to receive treatment as part of his sentence. ESPN.com reports that Watson is showing “marks of progress” in treatment. Speaking about the boos he received at NRG Stadium earlier on Sunday, Watson said: “They were supposed to boo. I’m a Cleveland Brown now and we’re on our way. They had to do this.”
In his debut game, Deshaun Watson threw for 131 yards and made 1 interception. This week, the Browns face Joe Burrow and the Cincinnati Bengals.
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