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Browns coach Kevin Stefanski faced questions Wednesday about new charges against quarterback Deshon Watson. Stefanski has repeatedly said that he will allow the process to “play”.
“We are here to make sure we have good practice. The boys did a good job today, “Stefanski said in a video from Cleveland 19. I will not comment after that. I will respect the process, I will respect the court procedures. “
The New York Times published an article on Tuesday claiming that Watson had booked massage appointments with at least 66 women over the age of 17. Twenty-four of these women have filed lawsuits against Watson.
“For me, I will respect the investigation, the court proceedings,” Stefanski said. “I’ll let that play out.”
The NFL is conducting an independent investigation, and Watson is facing potential discipline under the Privacy Policy. League investigators had previously interviewed Watson in Houston.
Stefanski was asked if he was worried that the issue could linger over the team throughout the season.
“Whatever it is, we are trying to focus only on today,” Stefanski said. “I can’t see the past today, really. That’s where my focus is. “
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