Look, I want to say that I'm truly sorry to all the women that I've impacted in this situation.

My decisions that I made and my life that put me in this position, you know, I would definitely like to have that.

I'm moving on with my career, with my life, and I'm continuing to stand on my innocence just because, you know, settlement and things like that happen,

doesn't mean that a person is guilty for anything.

I feel like a person has the opportunity to stand on his innocence and prove that and we prove that on the legal side

and we're just going to continue to push forward as an individual and as a person.

Oh, boy.

Just what we think it's over.

We get a curveball thrown right in our heads by Brown's quarterback, Sean Watson.

It was a crazy couple of hours yesterday as the word first started to surface

and Miles Simmons sent on the PFT text chain that the Browns had delayed their media availability for Thursday.

That's what got me to start poking around seeing where I could find out.

I quickly learned there would be news.

The league inadvertently posted at their communications media website.

The draft of the statement announcing the 11 game suspension and the five million dollar fine and Miles Simmons and I spent a lot of time yesterday breaking down some of the more obvious angles.

Shireen, but the thing that really sent this off the rails and could potentially be a problem for Dishon Watson with the comments.

I don't know why the Browns rushed him to a microphone yesterday.

Why did they do anything?

Just give it a day.

Just rest on the written statements for a day and let's see how the world reacts to it.

And then maybe on Friday, if we need to, if we need to, we make people available.

If we don't, don't say a thing.

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