Browns Face Quarterback Overhaul as Watson's Future in Doubt

Cleveland is expected to move on from Deshaun Watson and explore draft and veteran options to address its quarterback issues.

Deshaun Watson has likely played his final game for the Browns after suffering a second Achilles tear and facing ongoing performance struggles.
Cleveland owes Watson $92 million in guaranteed money over the next two seasons, making it challenging to cut or trade him without significant financial consequences.
The Browns hold the No. 2 pick in the upcoming NFL Draft and are reportedly targeting quarterbacks Cam Ward or Shedeur Sanders as potential long-term solutions.
Head coach Kevin Stefanski has also expressed interest in veteran quarterbacks like Kirk Cousins, Daniel Jones, and Carson Wentz as short-term options.
Dorian Thompson-Robinson, the team's only healthy quarterback under contract, may be traded to the Raiders, signaling a complete rebuild of Cleveland's quarterback room.