Houston attorney Tony Buzbee told ESPN two additional witnesses are part of the sexual assault civil case.
The Cleveland Browns QB is set to play his former team, the Texans, during his return game after being suspended from the NFL for nearly two years due to sexual misconduct allegations.
Some of the women who accused Deshaun Watson of sexual harassment and assault plan to attend Sunday's game in Houston as he returns from an 11-game ban.
Deshaun Watson won't have a playbook for everything that lies ahead. He'll have to face possible protestors, including some of his accusers, and pointed questions when he returns to the field Sunday against the Texans.
Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson has complied with the terms of his 11-game suspension, according to the NFL, and officially will be eligible Monday to play his first game of the season next weekend against his former team, the Texans.
The Texans and Deshaun Watson will meet again on Dec. 4 after Browns' general manager Andrew Berry says the QB has "done everything and more that's been asked of him."