The Cleveland Browns have provided a brutal injury update on quarterback Deshaun Watson ahead of the new league year.

Cleveland Browns general manager Andrew Berry reaffirmed on Tuesday at the NFL Scouting Combine that Deshaun Watson's re-injured Achilles happened during his recovery protocols, despite online speculation that the veteran quarterback may have aggravated the injury in non-sanctioned activities away from the team.

Could the Cleveland Browns turn to Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders in the 2025 NFL draft? They do in a new mock draft. Written over at Daft on Draft, they had the Browns using the No. 2 overall pick on a new quarterback as they navigate the mess left behind by the Deshaun Watson trade.

The Cleveland Browns are pretty much stuck with quarterback Deshaun Watson for now thanks to his massive contract, but that doesn't mean he'll suit up for the team again. ESPN's Dan Graziano reported Sunday that "there's a strong chance Watson has played his final game as a Brown.

While they are openly exploring options at quarterback, the Cleveland Browns are not completely turning the page on Deshaun Watson, who has been rehabbing daily at the team's facility since re-rupturing his Achilles last month.

Cleveland Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson is "determined to make a comeback" after suffering a second tear to his right Achilles tendon, according to Cleveland.com's Mary Kay Cabot. Cabot reported that Watson is "making good progress again" and "in a good headspace" with the injury likely to sideline him for all of 2025.

A proposed Cleveland Browns trade would help the team replace quarterback Deshaun Watson with Matthew Stafford.

NFL Draft expert Todd McShay does not believe the Cleveland Browns will be taking a quarterback with the No. 2 overall pick to be the long-term successor for Deshaun Watson.

The Cleveland Browns need a quarterback. They're likely to get one in next month's NFL Draft if that's the direction they choose to go, which will make at least one of the current signal callers on the roster expendable.

Deshaun Watson was doing nothing he shouldn't have been doing when he re-tore his Achilles, according to Andrew Berry.

“If the Titans use the No. 1 pick on Penn State edge rusher Abdul Carter or Colorado wide receiver/cornerback Travis Hunter, the Browns will select Ward. He’s the only rookie quarterback who’d have a chance to be Cleveland’s opening day starter in September,” Jackson wrote.