For three years, the Browns contorted themselves to match Watson's strengths and desires. The reality is he never fit in.

The 3-14 Cleveland Browns have put their fans through another tough season, primarily because this team has struggled to find a long-term solution

The Cleveland Browns have been cautioned about looking for a way out of Deshaun Watson's contract after he suffered a second Achilles injury.

The Cleveland Browns went 3-14 in 2024, with a season-ending injury to franchise quarterback Deshaun Watson adding to the fans woes – so how can they get back to their best?

Kevin Stefanski is back to calling plays. For what it’s worth, the Cleveland Browns’ struggles this season had little to do with who the play caller was. That said, with the team announcing Tommy Rees was getting promoted to offensive coordinator,

Deshaun Watson broke his silence following a setback in his return to the field, sending a clear message about his mindset moving forward and the situation he finds himself in with the Cleveland Browns.

Deshaun Watson may never again take a meaningful snap for the Cleveland Browns after the quarterback who first suffered a torn Achilles on Oct. 20 tore the Achilles again during his recovery.

A recent mock draft by Luke Easterling of Athlon Sports had Milroe falling out of Round 1, so there is a possibility the Browns land him in Round 2 or trade up into the back end of the first round, depending on how the dominoes fall.

Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson has played a full season of games over his three seasons in Cleveland. How does it stack up?

After a setback in his rehab from an Achilles tear put his football future very much in doubt, it seems like the door is wide open for the Cleveland Browns to move on from Deshaun Watson at quarterback. And not a moment too soon, as Watson has been an abject disaster for the franchise both on and off the field.