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.

The Cleveland Browns have continued to have Deshaun Watson’s back. They traded for him amid his legal turmoil and have stuck by him amid his struggles on the field. They’ve been patient with him and even revamped their offensive coaching staff to try and build the offense around him.

While the Browns plan is to bring in competition at the quarterback position, reportedly, we now have both national and local reports that Watson’s return is all but certain nex

Reigning NFL Coach of the Year Kevin Stefanski, general manager Andrew Berry and quarterback Deshaun Watson are all expected back for the Browns next season, sources say. Stefanski and Berry will be at the controls next year, but it's unclear what Watson's role will be as he recovers from Achilles surgery.

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.

Commitment is scary. NFL owners are not immune. As of now, Deshaun Watson remains a piece of the Cleveland Browns’ quarterback puzzle. Especially with two guaranteed years left on his

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

The Browns are preparing to host the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday and it has Mary Kay Cabot, Ashley Bastock and Dan Labbe thinking about all kinds of things. They get into all of it on the Wednesday edition of the Orange and Brown Talk podcast,

The Browns are one of the most disappointing teams of the ongoing campaign after coming off a playoff appearance.