A judge in Houston ruled Monday that Deshaun Watson can face questions under oath in at least some of the twenty-two civil cases filed against him by women who have accused the Houston Texans quarterback of actions ranging from harassment to sexual assault during massage sessions.
Watson's attorney, Rusty Hardin, filed a motion last week to delay Watson's deposition until after April 1 and argued Monday that such a delay would enable Watson's legal team to secure depositions with all twenty-two of the women who are suing Watson and also allow Watson the protection of knowing whether he will also face criminal charges.