What is up, it's the rant. My name is Jeff Racklevin. It is Thursday June 24th, the Houston

Texans. Yikes on paper, maybe not the best squad here and trouble at the top. So we got

to talk about the Sean Watson and everything that's unfolding there before I get into that

though, because I'm going to lead with that. Just a reminder, we do have a contest going

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right there. All right. So let's talk about the Sean Watson currently where we stand

with him legally. And this is of course, you know, things can change if you're listening

to this a couple of weeks from when I recorded it. But where we stand currently, the lawsuits

are there. The civil suits are there. They've not been settled. There's no criminal investigation

or criminal charges filed. There is criminal investigation, but no charges filed against

Watson. And as of now, the league has not even talked to him much less placed in one

occasion, commissioners exempt. That is something that could very well happen. Watson

could certainly be placed on exempt. He would be paid. It's a paid leave, which in which

case, he would report to camp at the beginning of or at the end of July. And then he'd be

placed on paid leave. And then we don't know when he comes off of it. If if he's informed

that he will not be placed on commissioners exempt, he will not be suspended this year

because he's not supposed to be deposed until after the Super Bowl. So there is the

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