Here's Jen Rose, I'm David J. Coby. We are Jalen and J. Coby. What is it that we do?

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But they, wow, coming up later on in the show, we have Devon, Wana, Waltson, better known

as Ash Tray from Euphoria and we have an appearance from GM Jalen. But we start with the big news

out of the NFL. Yesterday it came down that after the NFL appealed a six game suspension,

it has now been extended to an 11 game suspension, a $5 million fine, and Mr. Watson will be

going through treatment. There you see the details. And he apologized. Here is what Watson

had to say and I quote, for everyone that was affected by the situation, there were a lot

of people that were triggered. He also said that he didn't want, he never mistreated or

disrespected anybody. It was sort of a half apology in my opinion. Mr. Rose, what do you

think about the suspension and the apology? I think about, you know, being the Motown

Clown of DJ and music is the soundtrack of life in a lot of ways. And it's like, when I cry,

you cry, we cry together. And here's what I mean, like, the Shine, Waltson did something

that he's ashamed of, Jacobi, that's why he apologized. But it's not only about him

in this scenario as it relates to the culmination of his suspension, because now in theory,

this chapter is closed for the NFL. So let's just go back over the last couple of seasons.

As the allegations started to happen, let's remember, he didn't play his final season with

the Texans. While with the Texans and the allegations and the lawsuits were still pending,

he was traded to the Browns. During that time, he was giving the largest contract that

a quarterback has ever gotten in the history of the NFL. For me, once that happened, there

are two forks in the role. The people that he had lawsuit against when he got that

guarantee contract were like, we're doomed. He was like, at some point, this is going to

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