NFL News Roundup: League recommends suspension for Deshaun Watson, Baker Mayfield makes telling admission about Browns future, and more, June 29, 2022

The 2022 NFL offseason continues to roll on with more drama and surprises thrown at us every day. While blockbuster trades dominated the headlines early on, news of former superstars returning have taken fans by surprise.

With teams now busy preparing for the new season, their rosters are starting to take shape. With huge reports emerging which could change the outlook of the league itself, we bring you some of the most gripping storylines.

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Baker Mayfield not closing door completely on Browns return

The Cleveland Browns find themselves in quite a dilemma. They have three quarterbacks on their roster, but two might not even end up suiting up for them.

Amid the turmoil surrounding Deshaun Watson's future, the Browns burnt bridges with former starting quarterback Baker Mayfield. But according to a new report, all hope might not be lost for the Cleveland-based franchise.

Carey Murdock, an Oklahoma-based reporter, asked Mayfield whether there was any chance of him returning to the Browns. The quarterback had an interesting response.

He stated that the Browns would have to take the first step towards mending fences.

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Bills provide update on medical condition of co-owner Kim Pegula after rumors of death surface

Terry and Kim Pegula own the Buffalo Bills. Kim, who is the president of Pegula Sports and Entertainment Company, was rumored to have died from a heart attack.

However, that's not the case. Though Pegula has been suffering with health issues for some time now, the Bills released a statement to point out that she is doing just fine.

The team and the Pegula family have thus far opted to keep details private. While it was reported earlier that she was in the ICU, no further information has been released in relation to her treatment.

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NFL recommends indefinite suspension not less than a year for Deshaun Watson

The Browns' worst nightmare is set to come true. After months of back and forth, the league is closing on a decision regarding Deshaun Watson's suspension. And it's not looking good for the quarterback, who had 24 civil lawsuits filed against him.

According to a report by USA Today, the NFL has recommended an indefinite suspension of at least a year for the Browns QB. The league informed Sue L. Robinson, a former federal judge who serves as the disciplinary officer, Watson's team and the NFL Players Association (NFLPA).

The hearing, which began on Tuesday, could extend into late Wednesday when a decision is set to be made about Watson's future.