Watson not out of woods yet - 2nd grand jury

[Pejorative Miscreant]

14 minutes ago, countryboi said:

if they didnt have enough to indict the first go round why should he be worried now. Grand Jury's indict 90 plus percent of the time if they dont indict its a problem. 

Probably a few puckered chairs in the mistake by the lake but most likely nothing.  

[poundaway]

Ok.  I was wrong.  I was one of the ones who wanted Deshaun.  That looks like a huge mistake.

[TheWiz]

[cookinbrak]

7 minutes ago, TheWiz said:

Totally stealing this

[Donald LaFell]

1 hour ago, Panthering said:

I'm still shocked someone gave up so much capital for him when the legal stuff still wasn't really cleared, not to mention if he'll be suspended by the NFL, it's just a clown show. Glad we are out of the woods with this.

I’m still shocked we TRIED. We’re not our of the woods with leadership as stupid as this. 

[Waldo]

[rayzor]

#notmyQB

Good luck with all that, Cleveland.

[Wolfcop]

2 hours ago, Mr. Scot said:

Several people who work in law have mentioned that prosecutors often present a weak argument to a grand jury if they think it's a case they can't win. If this county's prosecutors are a little more zealous, you might see a different result.

That said, the particulars of the one case they're presenting don't necessarily make me think major ramifications, but I guess we'll see.

This is true. If a law enforcement WANTS to pursue a case, they rarely get rejected by the grand jury. There must have been hardly any - if any at all - evidence presented to the first grand jury. 

[therealmjl]

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

At least the Watson watch threads provided some top tier huddle content.

[Snake]

Had some friends tell me that Watson will probably eventually get out of this situation but it could take awhile. Nothing is certain right now. 

[WUnderhill]

Well poo, better give him another 40 mil guaranteed. That’s how this works right?

[MechaZain]

[LinvilleGorge]

Oh wee mayne. Trading huge resources, giving out a massive guaranteed contract, and alienating their current QB to take a swing on a guy with massive black clouds overhead just to watch him get indicted... that would be maximum Cleveland Browns poo right there.

[Jon Snow]

1 minute ago, LinvilleGorge said:

Oh wee mayne. Trading huge resources, giving out a massive guaranteed contract, and alienating their current QB to take a swing on a guy with massive black clouds overhead just to watch him get indicted... that would be maximum Cleveland Browns poo right there.

The Browns paid $230,000,000 for this circus. And they aren't done yet. The PR nightmare is just getting started.  They will have to shell out millions trying to change the narrative around him and the team.

Good luck with that.