Deshaun Watson's Browns contract for 2026 is scarier than NFL fans even thought originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add ...

Deshaun Watson took to social media with a message after the Cleveland Browns decided not to add him to the 53-man roster.

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Insider chatter hints the Cleveland Browns could break up head coach Kevin Stefanski and GM Andrew Berry in 2026, ending their tenure after a rough stretch. Fans have made it clear who'd they rather ...

The disastrous Deshaun Watson Era in Cleveland might just extend into 2026. Watson, who just returned to practice last week after suffering his second torn Achilles during the offseason, is considered ...

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After Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson returned to practice this week following a twice-torn Achilles tendon in 2024, we explained why it was unlikely he’ll play in 2025 — and why it’s likely he’ll ...

**Related Video Above: Coach Kevin Stefanski addressed Deshaun Watson’s injury last October. CLEVELAND (WJW) – Cleveland Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson was designated to return to practice last ...

Deshaun Watson returned to the practice field on Wednesday for the first time this season when the Cleveland Browns opened the 21-day practice window for their former starting quarterback. While ...

Watson (Achilles) isn't expected to play at any point this season, but Cleveland plans to keep the veteran quarterback on its roster in 2026, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports. Watson was designated for ...