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To: Bill who wrote (45420)	3/15/2022 2:53:13 PM
From: dylan murphy	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 45639

That's a good point. I think all teams will do their due diligence as much as possible. He's still young and was out a year not due to injury. I think most teams would take that chance. The grand jury decided he didn't commit any crimes. The civil cases will probably be settled pretty fast. The women that met with him were doing it as part of a job. It doesn't look pretty but I don't think there will be much of a PR hit. I could be wrong about the fan reaction though. The Texans are asking a lot. While it would be great for that team to get Watson, it may gut that team also. I know Carolina wants him badly and are putting out a big offer. Watson talked to Cleveland yesterday. He has permission to talk to Carolina and New Orleans. Others may inquire. Miami wanted him at one time, but not now. Tampa Bay might have talked had Brady not returned. Seems Pittsburgh has backed out of talks too.