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After months of rumours, Deshaun Watson You already know your future in the 2022 season NFL. On Monday, August 1, the federal judge Sue L Robinson proposed a six-game suspension, but the league appealed that decision, and on Thursday the 18th it was finally announced how many games he received. The penalty kick comes after the quarter Cleveland Browns come to terms with 23 Civil Lawsuits for Sexual Harassment Ranging from Harassment to Assault.

Watson has already missed the entire 2021 season without seeing any action Houston Texans, while 24 masseuses reported him. In March 2022, a jury ruled that the quarterback would not face criminal charges for the events, but had to face civil lawsuits and the consequences to the NFL.

What games is Deshaun Watson missing?

In the first instance, Watson was suspended for the first six games of the 2022 season. They were shut out against the Carolina Panthers and Atlanta Falcons, in addition to hosting the New York Jets, Pittsburgh Steelers, Los Angeles Chargers and New England Patriots at home.

However, on August 18 it was learned that the NFL and the NFLPA (players association) had reached an agreement to 11 game suspension. In turn, Watson will have to pay a financial penalty of $5 million, which will go to charity. Although the deal hasn’t been signed yet, as reporter Adam Schaefer reports, everything is set.

That way, the QB will also lose games vs. Baltimore Ravens (away), Cincinnati Bengals (in), Miami Dolphins (away), Buffalo Bills (away) and Tampa Bay Buccaneers (in). The return will be against the Houston Texansthe team that drafted him 12th in the 2017 Draft.

“I am grateful that the disciplinary process is over and extremely grateful for the tremendous support I have received throughout my short time with the Browns organization. I apologize once again for the pain this situation has caused. I take responsibility for the decisions I made. My focus going forward is to work on becoming the best version of myself on and off the field and support my teammates as much as possible while I’m away from the team. I’m excited about what the future holds for me in Cleveland.” Watson said.

His presentation in the preseason

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Despite being suspended, Deshaun Watson was a part of the Cleveland Browns’ season opener against her jacksonville jaguars. QB saw little action in 24-13 win: He threw five passes and only completed one 7. Josh Rosen (56 yards) and Joshua Dobbs (108) were the other leading rushers for the Browns. Probably Jacoby Brissette he is the one who will take the field and try to keep it rolling until Watson arrives.

For the second day of the preseason, Sunday, August 21, Cleveland will host the Philadelphia Eagles.

Why Deshaun Watson is the Cleveland Browns’ worst deal

After sitting out all of last season because of that sex scandal, the former Houston Texans reached out to the Browns on a contract 230 million dollars and duration of five years. While the pay is about right for a top player as the QB is considered by many, Cleveland guaranteed him the full bond. No matter what happens, the franchise must pay the entire signed amount. Although Watson hasn’t been hitting the gridiron for a while.

What Watson signed is the Highest guaranteed contract in league history. To get dimensions: Aaron Rodgersin the expansion with the Green Bay Packers only 150M was guaranteed, whereas Patrick Mahomes yes or yes you will get 140 million

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President of the Russian Biathlon Union (SBR) Viktor Maigurov said on Match TV that the consideration of the Russian side’s appeal against the decision of the International Biathlon Union (IBU) to exclude Russian athletes from international competitions will most likely take place in the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) in early February.

Russian biathletes have been suspended from international competitions since 2022 due to the conflict in Ukraine. In December, the RBU announced that a lawsuit had been filed with CAS to challenge the exclusion of athletes from Russia from competing under the auspices of the IBU. The International Biathlon Union refused to expedite the claim.

— I talked to CAS about the claim for two days. The IBU is delaying (the consideration of the claim) by hook or by crook. There are no clear regulations in CAS, but, as our lawyers said, this is the beginning of February,” Maigurov said on Match TV.

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Russian Margarita Boldyreva won the sprint race at the fourth stage of the Alfa-Bank Commonwealth Biathlon Cup, which takes place in Raubichi (Belarus).

Boldyreva covered the 7.5 km distance in 23 minutes 58 seconds, making one mistake at two shooting ranges.

The second was another representative of Russia, Anastasia Tomshina (lag – 21.2 seconds, 1 miss), the top three was rounded out by Russian Anastasia Khalili (+21.2 seconds, 2 misses).

Later on Friday, the men’s sprint will take place in Raubichi. Watch the live broadcast of the race from 15:20 on the Match TV and Match! Arena”, as well as the websites matchtv.ru and sportbox.ru.

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The Minister of Sports of the Russian Federation, Chairman of the Russian Olympic Committee Mikhail Degtyarev said that the maximum number of Russian participants in the 2026 Olympic Games in Italy will be 13 people.

Previously, invitations from the International Olympic Committee (IOC) to the Olympics were accepted by Russian skiers Savely Korostelev and Daria Nepryaeva, speed skaters Ksenia Korzhova and Anastasia Semenova, figure skaters Pyotr Gumennik and Adelia Petrosyan, ski mountaineer Nikita Filippov, as well as short track speed skaters Ivan Posashkov and Alena Krylova.

— A maximum of 13 people will compete at the Olympics. We’ll watch, we’ll definitely be rooting for it. The discussion about neutral status is difficult. As a citizen and a person who sat in the State Duma for 13 years, I understand this. But preventing athletes from performing is wrong. They compete for Russia, bring medals for Russia. And at the same time, we are recovering (at international competitions) with varying degrees of success,” Degtyarev said at the “Knowledge. State”.

The 2026 Olympics will take place in Milan and Cortina d’Ampezzo from February 6 to 22. The Russians will participate in the competition in a neutral status.

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