A decision on potential discipline for Browns QB Deshaun Watson following accusations of sexual misconduct is expected Monday. Meanwhile, Watson has agreed to settle three of the remaining four active lawsuits against him.
Sue L. Robinson, the disciplinary officer jointly appointed by the NFL and players’ union, is expected to issue a decision Monday on whether Cleveland Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson violated the league’s personal conduct policy following accusations of sexual misconduct.
Meanwhile, Watson has agreed to settle three of the remaining four active civil lawsuits against him, Houston attorney Tony Buzbee told ESPN’s John Barr early Monday morning.
If Robinson, a former U.S. district judge, imposes any punishment, either side will have three days to submit an appeal in writing.