So we're going to have to put that whole season long crops market on hold here, Nick

Asu, Chris Mack, you better, you bet.

Within the last three minutes or so, the news has broken.

The NFL has done what we all were starting to expect is time dragged on and they have

officially appealed the suspension of the Sean Watson.

They put out a statement.

It's a long statement.

But the NFL notified the PA that it will appeal Judge Robinson's disciplinary decision

and filed its brief this afternoon, commissioned a Roger Gadelle will determine who will hear

the appeal.

So here we go.

The reports were for a long time through this long drawn out process that the NFL wanted

at least 12 games.

Obviously, Watson's camp wanted no games.

The Browns were happy with six.

They were like, all right, fine.

This is good.

We'll take it right down the middle.

The players association clearly knew before the news came out the day before when they

put out that release where it was like, we will respect whatever the decision is and

whatever the suspension is.

We will respect the process knowing that they knew what it was going to be in the knowing

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