'Right thing to do': Roger Goodell explains why NFL appealed Deshaun Watson's suspension
Why did the NFL appeal Deshaun Watson's six-game suspension? "Because we've seen the evidence," Roger Goodell said.
'Right thing to do': Roger Goodell explains why NFL appealed Deshaun Watson's suspension
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