A quick warning before we start the show. Today's episode contains allegations and descriptions

of sexual misconduct and assault.

We want to say that Deshawn Watson is innocent until proven guilty. How can you do business

with a man that has 22 separate allegations of sexual misconduct levied against them.

You have to acknowledge it does not look good.

You have to acknowledge it looks very, very bad.

The question is, what is the NFL going to do?

For weeks, the allegations against DeShan Watson have played out through lawyer's statements

and in lawsuits filed under anonymity.

But now, things are entering a new phase as some of Watson's accusers have spoken out publicly

and support from some of his sponsors has evaporated, all while other women have come to his defense.

Today, investigative reporter John Barr brings us the latest on the two dueling narratives

surrounding Deshawn Watson and whether both can be true.

I'm Pablo Torre. It's Thursday, April 15th.

This is ESPN Daily.

John Barr, thank you for joining me again.

Thanks for having me.

So we're talking to you on Wednesday, John,

during the daytime, and I know that in the past day or two. We've seen some developments,

notable developments in the Deshawn Watson case, specifically a statement from the attorney

for Watson's accusers, Tony Busby. What was the news there and how significant was it?

The biggest news is that we will now know the names of all of the women who are suing Deshawn

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