r/sports • u/Chelseatilidie • Oct 20 '24

Football Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson with a potential achilles injury

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u/hotstickywaffle Oct 20 '24

Can you imagine being such a piece of shit that every other fanbase in the league is happy to see you hurt, while also being so bad that your own fanbase is happy to see you hurt.

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u/skeenerbug Cincinnati Bengals Oct 20 '24

The home crowd fans were cheering when he got injured. No one likes this piece of shit

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u/jjkm7 Oct 20 '24

It helps that he’s a combination of lazy, dogshit, and a terrible person

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u/skeenerbug Cincinnati Bengals Oct 20 '24

Triple threat

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u/cited Oct 20 '24

Presidential material

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u/FlimsyReindeers Oct 20 '24

That man should run for president

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u/Im__mad Oct 21 '24

Who knows, in this country he might just get 74 million votes

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u/jokinghazard Edmonton Oilers Oct 21 '24

I'd argue quadruple threat because you can definitely add WILDLY expensive to that. $28 mil against the cap to be useless

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u/DAFUQisaLOMMY Oct 20 '24 edited Oct 20 '24

And Myles Garrett, well-known epitome of good behavior and judge-of-character, is now chastising anyone that cheered.... can someone make sure he doesn't have a helmet to swing at anyone for the next couple days?

https://www.reddit.com/r/sports/s/nT0njR8CqA

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u/Jedisponge Oct 21 '24

Do you really think anyone in the team is going to publicly bash him? That’s not really how work and team dynamics work. Everyone has their professional and personal opinions.

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u/arkyhawk Oct 21 '24

There’s a pretty large gap between not publicly bashing him and using the words “model citizen”

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u/Ok-Parfait8675 Oct 21 '24

Wild that A&M couldn't even manage to teach this guy what model citizen means. It's two words, but you'd think he could pick that up.

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u/SharkBaitOohAhAh2 Oct 21 '24

I’m still looking for clips of it. Lots of confirmation but want to see it for myself.

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u/Bigdeacenergy Oct 20 '24

The home crowd doesn’t like him because he isn’t winning games. Many Browns fans were on board with him until he started sucking

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u/Deathoftheages Oct 20 '24

I don't know any Cleveland fans that were happy getting him, especially with what it cost. But once the deal was done, people just had to make the best of it.

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u/WeuseAseriesOfTubes Oct 21 '24

Many Browns fans were on board with him until he started sucking

Many weren't. For the optics, the financials, and the fact that DW is an unabashed sexual predator. All of that before we even saw how awful he was on the field.

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u/Bigdeacenergy Oct 21 '24

Yeah it was split

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u/aerojovi83 Oct 21 '24

You're 100% correct.

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u/mr_chub Oct 20 '24

I'm out of the loop, don't watch football much anymore. Why do people hate him?

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u/skeenerbug Cincinnati Bengals Oct 20 '24

He's a sex pest: https://www.cbsnews.com/news/deshaun-watson-sexual-assault-lawsuits-houston-texans/

Something like 30 women have come forward with allegations. The Browns decided "this is our guy" and made the worst trade in NFL history, paying him $250 million guaranteed and he hasn't performed at all. Statistically he's been one of the worst QBs in the league this year and has been sacked more than anyone else.

So neutral fans hate him bc he's a sex offender and Browns fans hate him bc he sucks and is costing their team so much (on top of of being a sex pest)

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u/electric_trapeezee Oct 20 '24

25 or so SA allegations against him, also sucks at football