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Those waiting for a ruling from Sue Robinson, the league and NFLPA’s independent arbitrator in the Deshaun Watson hearing, regarding his status for the 2022 season could have to wait until closer to the start of Browns training camp for a final decision.
According to Charles Robinson of Yahoo Sports, a ruling on Watson from the U.S. District Court judge could “bump up against” and possibly even “overlap” with the Browns first day of camp, July 27. One possible reason for the extended timeline is that Robinson hopes to give the NFL and Watson another chance to settle on a suspension length in the coming week, per Yahoo.
