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Just minutes ago, Judge Sue L. Robinson has informed the parties that Deshaun Watson should be suspended six games.

This comes after the three-day disciplinary hearing in June, the long-awaited ruling for the Browns quarterback, the NFLPA, and Deshawn

Watson put out a statement late yesterday saying that they would not appeal the ruling.

So six games will stand from the standpoint of Deshawn Watson and from the NFLPA.

Welcome to around the NFL, Dan Hansis, Mark Sessler, Greg Rosenthal.

Listen, we thought about holding

our reaction until our scheduled show this week on Tuesday. But in the end, you know what? We talked

about it and we recognized that this has been the story, capital T, capital S of the 2022 offseason,

unfortunately. And let's be real, the potential outcome currently in place right now has a major ripple

effect in the AFC and the NFL, the 22 Browns with the Sean Watson behind center

for the majority of the season are a Super Bowl contender, whether or not the vast majority

of the public eye are into that idea.

And you heard Ian at the top, we've all been reading about it all morning.

We all kind of were bracing for something along these lines, but the story is not over yet.

Greg Rosenthal.

Yeah, I think that's my key takeaway.

And it leads like this podcast, for instance, in a strange place because I feel like

we don't have the final answer. And it's one of the reasons I wanted to do the podcast was just

to make sure our listeners and people understood that. Because frankly, I didn't understand that

as of a couple days ago. I don't think a lot of people really understood the disciplinary

process. First of all, it's never happened before. It's part of this new collective bargaining

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