CLEVELAND, Ohio — The Browns are giving Deshaun Watson a chance to come back and compete for the starting job in 2025, and it’s not just about the money. The money is certainly a big part of it, given that the Browns would trigger a $119 million cap charge in 2025 if they designate him a post-June 1 cut or trade.

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The Cleveland Browns were always likely to keep Deshaun Watson in the fold for 2025 solely because of the amount of money he is owed. However, they are determined to give him the chance to win back his starting quarterback job as well.

The injured quarterback’s contract means he probably will be back in Cleveland next season. But that doesn’t mean the Browns have to play him.

Deshaun Watson appears to be enjoying his time away from the Cleveland Browns as he recovers from an Achilles injury.

Browns insider Mary Kay Cabot of the Cleveland Plain Dealer offered an update on Deshaun Watson's whereabouts.

CBS Sports’ Jonathan Jones reports that the Browns are expected to bring back QB Deshaun Watson, HC Kevin Stefanski and GM Andrew Berry for the 2025 season.