it became clear that Judge Sue L. Robinson wouldn't even consider suspending Watson for an entire year. However, most football fans probably weren't paying attention at one of the NFL's slowest times of the year.
Most football fans aren't aware that the league only presented evidence before Judge Robinson regarding four accusers, not 24, despite 24 civil suits. Most followers have seen how Tony Buzbee, an attorney, has spent more than 16 months trying cases in the court of public opinion. Many supporters believe Watson ought to be suspended for more than six games.
The polls will be open till the morning of tomorrow. The figures often don't vary much that much beyond the first hour.
The pro-Watson community often views six games as a good step, while others may disagree since they believe it is too many games.
The response from the general public will impact the NFL's final decision regarding whether or not to appeal to the Commissioner and the Commissioner's final decision regarding the appeal.
The league cannot pay for publicity as being overly forgiving toward players who harass women. The failure of the Ray Rice case served as a lesson in this regard.
Judge Robinson has already found out Watson's wrongdoing. League will be compelled to use its right to raise the penalty if the opposition to a six-game ban becomes too vocal.
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