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'It's disgraceful!': 'Tone deaf' Deshaun Watson's 'non-apology' to 'people that were triggered' leaves a sour taste for football fans after he escaped with an 11-game ban over claims he sexually misconduct against two dozen women
Deshaun Watson maintained his innocence in a press conference on Thursday In the initial ruling, Judge Robinson said the NFL carried the burden of proof of the sexual assault allegations of four victims by a preponderance of evidence Watson's comments included an 'apology' toward 'people that was triggered' The Browns QB will be eligible to return in a game against the Texans By Jake Fenner For Dailymail.Com
Published: 19:19 BST, 18 August 2022 | Updated: 19:30 BST, 18 August 2022
After an 11-game suspension was handed down to Cleveland Browns QB Deshaun Watson, the player gave a press conference reacting to the decision, and sparked a firestorm of anger across the internet.
In addition to the suspension, Watson was fined $5 million, which along with $1m contributions from the league and the Browns will support non-profits dedicated to promoting sexual assault prevention and education as well as support for survivors.
Watson, who had 24 civil lawsuits filed against him by different female massage therapists accusing him of sexual assault and other inappropriate behaviour, maintained his innocence to the media.
This is in spite of the initial ruling made by former Judge Sue L. Robinson, which found the NFL proved by a preponderance of evidence that Watson engaged in sexual assault in at least four of the women.
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