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Houston Texans Reporter Loses Job After WEEI Interview Comes To Light

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Longtime Texans reporter Aaron Wilson vociferously defended Deshaun Watson last month on “The Greg Hill Show” against the array of sexual misconduct charges levied against the star quarterback.


And now, Wilson is out of a job, according to Diana Moskovitz and Kalyn Kahler of The Defector. They report Wilson’s departure was addressed Friday in a Houston Chronicle staff meeting.
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NFL Reporter Who Compared Women Suing Deshaun Watson To Terrorists No Longer Working For Houston Chronicle | Defector

Football writer Aaron Wilson is no longer with the Houston Chronicle after he went on a Boston sports radio show and compared the women suing Deshaun Watson to terrorists, multiple sources told Defector on Friday.
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Report: Comments regarding Deshaun Watson cost Houston Chronicle reporter Aaron Wilson his job

The Deshaun Watson controversy has resulted in someone losing his job, and it wasn't Deshaun Watson.
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It was Tanguay who was doing the interview and though it was obvious where the reporter's feelings were, he did qualify his remarks saying he did not disbelieve the many accusers charges unconditionally. He thinks it's about $$ with the police not involved.
I think the newspaper overreacted but they can tell their staff anything they want with regard to rep'ing the paper on-air. I just don't think he should have lost his job.
 
There was a writer from Pennsylvania who went on K&C a few times to defend Jerry Sandusky. I don't remember his name, but he was way out where the busses don't run. Not sure whether he lost his job.
 
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