Here’s how Cleveland sports talk radio is reacting to the Deshaun Watson injury
"That is heartbreaking for this city and this team."
"That is heartbreaking for this city and this team."
While Matt Ryan works for CBS, he isn't officially retired as an NFL player.
"There were so many women. But at the same time, I understand that there was money to be made."
"Come talk anytime you want in person. Open invitation."
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"Almost automatically, you have to acknowledge what happened to him off the field before you're allowed to even begin a conversation about on the field."
"I don’t know how many times the Browns are going to be on national TV, but if I’m a network executive–CBS, NBC, ESPN–how many times do you want them?"
"Especially last year, it’s been the media directing and narrating something else. [My story] has been kind of overshadowed."
The 76-year-old play-by-play voice gave football fans arguably the worst touchdown call in NFL history.
"ESPN has told you, just to be blunt, they don't care."
"We’re all flawed and we shouldn’t require more out of a ballplayer than we do ourselves. But this is about whether or not Deshaun Watson is a serial sexual abuser."
This is going to keep happening because no one involved cares that it's happening.
"What you don’t do is prolong people to continue to look for answers that you could immediately provide."
"If $230 million guarenteed doesn't motivate you to do the things you need to do, I give up."
"An issue arose during the preparation of the release that was to be published on and distributed via nflcommunications.com. We have taken steps to ensure this does not happen again."
"It really disappoints me that right now on Cleveland radio you have people celebrating this."
"[The NFL] made a huge mistake by trying to resemble law enforcement and it’s going to come back to haunt them in a very big way."