2 years agoCleveland Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson's camp remains optimistic that he'll see the field in 2022. The optimism stems, in part, from how his three-day hearing from June 27-30 went in front of disciplinary officer Sue L. Robinson. It might be wishful thinking on Watson's side, but the general consensus is that the NFL won't get an indefinite suspension of at least 17 games from Robinson. If she imposes any discipline, either side can appeal, which means the process might not be over. Robinson's process of reviewing post-hearing briefs from both sides could stretch into next week and even spill into the first week of August. If a suspension is eight games or less, some in Watson's camp would be inclined to forgo any appeal. There's a chance we don't have a decision from Robinson by July 27, when Browns veterans report to training camp.--Keith Hernandez - RotoBaller
Source: The Cleveland Plain Dealer - Mary Kay Cabot