Cleveland Brown's quarterback to Sean Watson settles 20 of 24 sexual misconduct lawsuits

filed against him.

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Things aren't looking great for New Brown's quarterback to Sean Watson, as it was announced

yesterday that he has settled with 20 of the 24 women who had accused Watson of harassment,

assault, or touching them during a massage appointment.

In this country, you're innocent until proven guilty, but settling after what Watson

has said and portrayed doesn't do much to lend credence to his overall innocence.

Watson had said before when asked if he would consider settling that, and I quote, like

I said, I just want to be able to clear my name and let the facts and the legal procedures

continue to play out.

Right now, that's all I'm doing, wanting to clear my name and let all the facts come

out in the court of law and to be able to focus on that.

Now if I was truly innocent and in this position, I would make every accuser have to run this

ground ball out and let the evidence eventually shine and prove me innocent.

But does this mean that the Sean Watson did the worst version of what's being said?

No, that's not what this means, but this does make me believe he at least did something

wrong, but what baffles me the most is why are you even in this position?

You're a good looking guy, a star in the NFL, and super rich.

You're basically Bruce Wayne, yet you still have to go to Madame Camaze to get old fashions,

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