all right we're back with the adam schaefter podcast this week will be a bonus podcast

because of the dashan watson ruling that came down on monday now ordinarilyarily at this time, we would be posting the

in-depth lengthy and fun interview that we did with the former Packers Pro Bowl Safety,

Leroy Butler, who's being inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame this week. But now,

instead, we will post that podcast, a lengthy podcast, on Tuesday,

and offer this bonus podcast today with the great outstanding ESPN reporter, Kimberly

Martin, who's just returned home from Cleveland, and Kimberly, the world, the sports world,

is a buzz with the news of this suspension

that the former federal judge, Sue L. Robinson, handed down this morning, giving Deshawn Watson

a six-game suspension that did not include any fine. And I'm curious to know your biggest

takeaways from the decision that came down today.

The biggest takeaway for me, Adam, is just how people in the league view this.

As much as a lot of people I talked to were not surprised that it was six to eight,

a lot of people, GMs, coaches, execs feel like it should have been lengthier. I had a GM text

me a few minutes ago, shaking my head. You know, this is ridiculous. And reading portions of the

decision from Sue L. Robinson, you know, there's a pattern of egregious behavior that was so egregious that

she said, she wrote that he should only see massage therapists, you know, through the club.

But not, but that egregious behavior didn't rise to a level of an indefinite suspension.

So I think a lot of people, as we talked about on Get Up and other shows,

people on the league feel that there is inconsistency in punishments.

And as you pointed out, conduct for PED violations, sexualism,

like they're very different.

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