Cool. My point is what exact acts are in report 29? Busting a nut is a different thing than a garden variety assault/touch. The judge only gave 6 games for a reason.
The report is out there my man.
"Watson has not testified that he had erections and inadvertently touched the
therapists here; instead, he has categorically denied the allegations against him, including that he
ever developed an erection during a massage. It is difficult to give weight to a complete denial
when weighed against the credible testimony of the investigators who interviewed the therapists
and other third parties.
Moreover, the totality of the evidence (including the undisputed facts
relating to Mr. Watson’s use of towels, his focus points, and the not uncommon experience of
massage therapists to have contact with the erect penis of their male clients) lends support to my
conclusion that it is more probable than not that Mr. Watson did have erections and that his erect
penis contacted the therapists as claimed by them.
With respect to whether the contact was intentional, the matter of intent generally must
be inferred from circumstantial evidence in the absence of an admission. In this case, Mr.
Watson reached out to women whose professional qualifications were unknown and unimportant
to him. He insisted on using a towel, increasing the probability of exposure. He insisted on
having the therapists focus on areas of his body that not uncommonly triggered erections. And
he engaged in this pattern of conduct multiple times. I find this sufficient circumstantial
evidence to support the NFL’s contention not only that contact occurred, but that Mr. Watson
was aware that contact probably would occur, and that Mr. Watson had a sexual purpose – not
just a therapeutic purpose – in making these arrangements with these particular therapists.27
Finally, I find that the NFL has produced sufficient circumstantial evidence to prove the
last prong of the test, that Mr. Watson knew such sexualized contact was unwanted. Of course,
there is no indication on the record that even experienced therapists “want” such contact, and Mr.
Watson certainly did not seek out the most experienced therapists. Moreover, there is credible
evidence that one of the therapists expressed her discomfort of the unwanted contact to Mr.
Watson during the sessions, and another of the therapists ended the session early.
Given that none of these therapists accepted Mr. Watson’s invitations to engage in further therapy sessions,
I find the evidence sufficient to demonstrate that Mr. Watson knew, or should have known, that
any contact between his penis and these therapists was unwanted."