Above video shows DeShaun Watson updating recovery from his shoulder injury* BEREA, Ohio (AP) — Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson said he’s following a conservative plan as h
The Cleveland Browns believed Deshaun Watson could lead their franchise back to glory, but concerns about his health continue to linger over the team's hopes.
Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson took questions from reporters on Tuesday at CrossCountry Mortgage Campus regarding his offseason rehab process, throwing full speed, and more. Below is the transcript as provided by the Browns media relations department: Hey,
Cleveland Browns QB Deshaun Watson is not stressing about who will call plays for the Browns. The Cleveland Browns have not announced who will call plays next season but Deshaun Watson isn’t too worried.
The Browns started their offseason program on Monday and had their first media availabilities on Tuesday. We heard from head coach Kevin Stefanski, cornerback Denzel Ward and, most importantly, quarterback Deshaun Watson.
As Deshaun Watson arrived in Berea this week for the beginning of the Browns offseason program, his recovery from shoulder surgery is the talk of the town. Watson has spent most of the offseason rehabbing from a fractured glenoid bone in his throwing shoulder.
Deshaun Watson revealed Tuesday that he may have fractured his shoulder all the way back in Week 3 against the Titans when all of his problems began instead of Week 10 against the Ravens. “Possibly,” he said at his press conference to kick off the Browns’ nine-week voluntary offseason program.