Browns’ Watson caps busy week as NFL investigation continues
Associated PressCLEVELAND — Deshaun Watson’s week included meeting with NFL investigators and golf in the Bahamas with his new Browns teammates. Some of the women who have accused Cleveland’s quarterback of sexual misconduct during massage therapy sessions while he was with Houston have been interviewed by HBO’s “Real Sports with Bryant Gumbel.” Per a release from the network on Friday, “several” of the women will “detail the alleged abuse they suffered and share their reactions to Watson’s record-breaking $230 million contract with the Cleveland Browns.” The show will air on Tuesday. Former U.S. District Court Judge Sue Robinson, who was jointly appointed by the league and players’ association, will review the league’s findings and determine if Watson violated the league’s policy. NFL spokesman Brian McCarthy told the AP on Friday that “the review is ongoing and active.” Amid his ongoing legal entanglement, Watson treated more than two dozen of his offensive teammates to a trip to the Bahamas this week for some bonding.