The story also says that Watson routinely used non-disclosure agreements

Smith "was amazed Madden 23 coins at the strength of people who wanted to speak up to speak up and was upset by Watson and the legal staff's treatment and revictimization of the plaintiffs."Watson's legal team argues that the lawsuit is frivolous , and the allegations are false.

On June 7 the New York Times publishes the largest, most thorough analysis of the allegations of Deshaun Watson. It's called "How the Texans and a spa helped to facilitate Deshaun Watson's unsavory behavior" the article details Watson's previous team's role was involved in locating the quarterback's massage therapists as well and allegations that Watson's team was aware of the accusations against Watson while they were going on.

The story also says that Watson routinely used non-disclosure agreements -- and that the Texans supplied Watson with these NDAs. In addition it detailed Watson's lawyer, Rusty Hardin, had deep connections to the Harris County legal system and his power inside of the county could have had the potential to manipulate the grand jury process. This report also made two new accusations against Watson. In the days following Watson's report in the NYT investigation, Watson has made the decision to make his Twitter account private and declines to make any further statements.

An investigation into the case has concluded that Watson was guilty regardless of the decision of the grand jury. The testimony from Houston Detective Kamesha Baker was obtained by Yahoo Sports. In her testimony, she states that in her opinion in the light of previous investigations she's worked on, Watson did commit multiple crimes. In her testimonies, she discussed the distinction between coercion and consent with regard to the massage therapists involved in this Watson case. She stated that the size distinction between the quarterback and women made them afraid, according to her of refusing madden 23 coins buy the advances he made towards them.