September 23, 2024

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The Cleveland Browns had a rough Sunday afternoon when the winless New York Giants came to town and beat them 21-15.

It was the same old story on the lakefront: Cleveland Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson looked like he had never played football before.

This was Watson’s 15th start in a Cleveland uniform, and it went about the same way almost everyone has gone over the last three years.

Watson was holding on to the ball long, skipping passes into the ground, missing wide-open guys, and getting sacked.

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It is the same old story with number four, and the Cleveland Browns need to stop making excuses for him. Ever since Watson came to Cleveland in March of 2022, it’s been nothing but excuses for Watson, and it started when he arrived with over two dozen sexual assault allegations.

Anytime Watson plays badly, it’s never on him, and it’s on everyone else. It’s also because he is rusty and hasn’t seen the field much in four years.

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Rust could’ve been a factor in his first season in Cleveland when he played in only six games, but that was two years ago, and he has only gotten worse.

Watson is the worst starting quarterback in the NFL after the Carolina Panthers benched Bryce Young this week. The Browns will never bench Watson because he is owed $230 million.

Cleveland needs to change quarterbacks now because Watson is not the answer. The Browns still have a good team, but once their 230 million-dollar quarterback gets under center, it goes downhill.

The Browns have to eat the money they spent on Watson, let it go, and sit him for their backup quarterback, Jameis Winston. They will wait until this offseason to draft their new quarterback.

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CLEVELAND, Ohio — The Browns lost to the Giants on Sunday at Huntington Bank Field, 21-15, and to make matters worse they have a bunch of injuries to monitor after the game.

Mary Kay Cabot, Ashley Bastock and Dan Labbe start their postgame video by talking about the injuries Myles Garrett is dealing with and if there should be concern about Garrett.

Then they discuss the makeshift offensive line and the protection issues the Browns had against the Giants pass rush, with Deshaun Watson getting sacked eight times.

They wrap up the video by talking about their takeaways from Sunday’s loss, including the pressure on Watson, the turning point in Sunday’s contest and the play of the defense.

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The Cleveland Browns entered the third week of the NFL season with 16 players on their injury report list, the second most players on any team’s report for this week.

Cleveland could surpass the Seattle Seahawks – the team with 20 players on their injury report – after their 21-15 loss to the New York Giants on Sunday.

With New York Jets 'highly likely' to pursue veteran backup at QB, Zach  Wilson's days numbered - ESPN

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The Cleveland Browns entered the third week of the NFL season with 16 players on their injury report list, the second most players on any team’s report for this week.

Cleveland could surpass the Seattle Seahawks – the team with 20 players on their injury report – after their 21-15 loss to the New York Giants on Sunday.

 

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