Houston Texans quarterback Deshaun Watson is facing lawsuits from numerous women alleging sexual assault and harassment.

One accuser detailed her experience and claimed she was “scared for her life.”

TMZ obtained copies of a couple lawsuits being brought against Watson. One such lawsuit details a female masseuse who met Watson in June of 2020.

The masseuse–identified as Jane Doe for privacy–claims Deshaun Watson was physically aggressive in touching her. She denied his unwanted advances, but Watson allegedly persisted:

In the suit, the woman says a short time into the massage … Watson became aggressive, and “groped her buttocks and vagina and then pushed her buttocks into his face.”
The woman says she then slapped Watson, told him she didn't want that … and claims the QB then apologized.
Doe says Deshaun Watson then asked her to clean massage oil off of him because he had to leave for practice … but she claims the quarterback “began using his penis to touch [Jane Doe's] hand.”
She says was “mortified” by his actions … and covered Watson's private area with a towel so she could finish wiping the oil off and leave.
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Just two months later, the same masseuse got a message from Watson on Instagram asking for another massage, though she did not know it was the same person.Doe said she admonished Watson for his prior behavior, with the Texans star saying he would behave this time. However, Doe claims Watson forced her to perform oral sex on him. The suit also alleges he later masturbated in front of her.Another lawsuit labels Watson as a “serial predator.” The Texans quarterback has denied all wrongdoing and attorney Rusty Hardin has called the allegations against his client “meritless.”Deshaun Watson faces at least 14 lawsuits. Attorney Tony Buzbee, who represents the plaintiffs, has said he is submitting evidence and affidavits to the Houston Police Department. The NFL is also investigating the allegations.