Watson is under contract for the next two years at $46 million annually. However, he will count $73 million against the cap each year, significantly hampering the Browns’ roster-building efforts. Cutting Watson — who is on a fully guaranteed contract — would lead to a historic amount of dead cap.

With the Browns in a historically unique spot regarding Deshaun Watson, they are not in a good position to release

The 29-year-old is signed for two more seasons for $92 million guaranteed with a whopping cap hit of $72.9 million in each season.

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

He has a big arm and has led the league in both passing yards (5,109) and interceptions (30) in the same season (2019). He has led Cleveland to wins over the Baltimore Ravens and Pittsburgh Steelers in five games as the Browns' starter this season, during which he is 2-3.

The Cleveland Browns now have as many starts with Jameis Winston this season as they had with Deshaun Watson. Perhaps ‘none of the above’ is the best answer at QB. There’s no denying the Cleveland offense has been more productive since Winston replaced Watson in the lineup following Watson’s season-ending injury.

The Cleveland Browns are reportedly planning to run things back next season. Not only are head coach Kevin Stefanski and general manager Andrew Berry expected t

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