Unless Deshaun Watson miraculously returns from a torn Achilles and plays the type of football we haven't seen from him since 2020, Cleveland's quarterback position will likely be the crux of the club's problems next season.

Whether he is on the team next year or not, it is clear that the Cleveland Browns need to move on from Deshaun Watson as the team’s starting quarterback. Watson has had the chance to show his worth over three seasons and hasn’t been able to yet.

Deshaun Watson will be trying to make a comeback from the torn Achilles that he suffered. However, the Browns will not necessarily be welcoming him back to the team. Unfortunately, they are locked into two more years with Watson due to his contract and there is a lot of money that will be paid out over the next two years.

Browns general manager Andrew Berry hasn’t ruled out quarterback Deshaun Watson returning to play for Cleveland again despite another significant injury, three disappointing seasons and a divided fan base.

Browns general manager Andrew Berry gave an eye-opening take on quarterback Deshaun Watson's future with the team.

Cleveland is likely to pick near the top of next year's NFL draft, where selecting a QB could land them a player capable of starting in Year 1 and doing so on a reasonably-priced rookie contract to help negate the albatross of Watson's deal.

Despite Deshaun Watson's struggles on the field and his season-ending injuries in back-to-back years, the Cleveland Browns aren't ruling out bringing back

Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson will miss the rest of the 2023 season after an MRI revealed a displaced fracture in his right glenoid.

The AFC North continues to be the most polarizing division in the NFL. Not only are all four teams above .500, but the 6-3 Cleveland Browns announced on Wednesday that star quarterback Deshaun Watson will undergo season-ending surgery on his throwing shoulder.