Deshaun Watson Expected to Start for Browns Against Colts After Injury Recovery

Watson's official status is listed as questionable for Sunday's game due to possible after effects of his shoulder injury; however, progress in recent training sessions indicate a strong likelihood of his return to face the Colts, marking his first game since his shoulder injury in September.

Deshaun Watson, Cleveland Browns quarterback, is expected to start Sunday's game against the Indianapolis Colts, marking his first game since his shoulder injury in September.
Watson has fully participated in recent training sessions, indicating a strong likelihood of his return, despite his official status being listed as questionable due to possible shoulder injury aftereffects.
Coach Kevin Stefanski has stated that Watson's condition over the next 48 hours will determine if the Browns will officially name him as the starting quarterback this Sunday.
His injury, initially considered short-term, forced Watson to miss significant practice time and two recent games, leading to uncertainty and speculation regarding his physical condition.
If Watson's shoulder doesn't respond well in the 48 hours following Friday's workout, backup P.J. Walker is set to start Sunday's game.
Watson, who played six times against the Colts with Houston, has a 2-4 record against the team.