Stephansky Show.

Like I've said to you guys from the beginning, we're just controlling what we can control.

I understand that this is a process, and I'll continue to make decisions with the information that I have.

Tonight, you'll find out how the Browns are prepping for the season at Team Headquarters in Berea.

You're listening to the University Hospital's Cleveland Browns Radio Network.

I'm at home! University Hospital's Cleveland Browns Radio Network. Here are your hosts Nathan Zagura and Gerard Cherry.

All right, we are live at the cross-country mortgage campus in Borea, Nathan Zagura,

and the three-time, three-time, three-time Super Bowl champion, Gerard Cherry with you.

It is, of course, the Kevin Cefansky Show on the University Hospital's Cleveland Browns Radio Network.

And before we talk about the Jacksonville game, before we look ahead to the Philly game,

before we talk about the joint practices, it feels like there's a news story out there.

And the news is as follows.

Deshaun Watson has been suspended for 11 games during the 2022 NFL season and fined $5 million for violating the NFL's personal conduct policy for the terms of a settlement reach between the league and the NFLPA.

The league announced on Thursday.

Additionally, Watson must commit to mandatory evaluation and treatment.

Here's how it goes.

The suspension will begin at 4 p.m. on August the 30th.

He will be eligible to return to the facility on October the 10th and resume practicing in November the 14th.

The first game that he will be eligible to play in will be December the 4th in Houston.

The league also announced Thursday that the NFL and the Browns each will contribute $1 million,

which, when combined with Watson's $5 million fine,

will create a fund of $7 million to support the prevention of sexual misconduct and assault,

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