On that we agree, they are done with Baker and are moving on to the new guy, even if it means playing a scrub at QB this season.
BTW I heard on a podcast yesterday that the new guy got all the snaps in OTAs and mini-camp and Brissett got none.
While that ain't totally unexpected (he's new to the system, Brissett is not) it still shows to me at least they're far more concerned at the new guy hitting the ground running when he eventually gets past suspension than trying to make something out of this season.
That clearly was Hardin's game plan. Originally some of the accusers were anonymous, he went to court to get their names released because he said his client would not get a fair trial if he did not know who was making the accusations and the judge agreed. That immediately caused one accuser to drop their case, they didn't want to go through the ringer. And of course once the names were released they started getting unwanted attention.
We know there were appointments made with 66 therapists, and 18 have made statements supporting the player:
None of the 21 women who have sued Texans quarterback Deshaun Watson of misconduct during massages have attached their names to the lawsuits. On Wednesday, 18 message therapists who have worked with Watson issued comments regarding his behavior during massage sessions.All 18 have attached their...
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