Deshaun Watson now faces sexual assault and harassment allegations from at least nine women after two additional lawsuits were filed against the Texans' quarterback in Harris County on Monday.
In one of the filings, Watson is accused of assaulting and harassing a licensed massage therapist as recently as earlier this month.
According to the lawsuit, filed Monday with attorney Tony Buzbee's law firm, Watson first contacted the Atlanta-area massage therapist through Instagram on March 3 and planned a session for the following day, though definitive time was not set.
Watson contacted the therapist around 9 p.m., according to the lawsuit, and she says they rescheduled for the next day because she did not feel comfortable meeting him so late in the day.
That's when the accuser says Watson exposed himself and touched her with his penis during a massage session.
Allegations in another lawsuit filed Monday against Watson accuses the quarterback of groping a Houston massage therapist trying to force her to perform a sex act in June and August 2020.
The allegations are similar to those made by seven other women suing Watson. Buzbee claims he's been in contact with at least 22 women with allegations against the quarterback.
As lawsuits mount, the NFL is launching its own investigation, while the Texans are allowing the process to play out.
It remained unclear over the weekend whether the Houston Police Department will investigate these claims. Buzbee said during a Friday news conference from his downtown office that he'd been in contact with HPD, which later contradicted him in a social media post.
Meanwhile, Watson's trade market still appears to be alive and well.
Several teams remain interested in the three-time Pro-Bowler, including the Eagles, Panthers, Jets, Dolphins, 49ers and Broncos.
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