(03-23-2021, 12:11 PM)rufftime Wrote: If it is up to 13 women, that is almost impossible to dismiss as a money grab.  That does happen of course, but it looks increasingly like he has skeletons in his closet.  Have we even heard everything?

The legal system will address it.  Hopefully it will be a fair case for all parties.  

If I had to guess right now, his career is probably over.  If it goes into the criminal courts, he may lose his freedom as well.

Actually it's 14 now for this sicko.

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(03-23-2021, 01:43 PM)CanDoBetter Wrote:

(03-23-2021, 01:37 PM)p_rushing Wrote: The thought is that by killing his value, he will drop his trade demands because he has no where to go. The Texans then keep him and he has to play.

Another conspiracy is that Easterby saw what kind of person Watson is and tried to intervene triggering the trade request. It's rumored that Easterby has contacted parents of a star player and being concerned. It's not hard to connect dots for those so inclined.

Texans may have known something about the settlement/potential lawsuits but couldn't disclose. So that's why they were adamant about not trading him because they knew that other teams would be pissed if they were shopping him around and all this came out.

Might also be the reason Watt left. Watt probably got wind of this and wanted no part of Watson.

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