Before playing the Cardinals, the Browns receive bad news about Deshaun Watson.
Deshaun Watson may be out of the Cleveland Browns’ lineup for one additional week.
The majority of the Browns’ previous four games—which also included a rest week—have been missed by Watson. On October 22, Watson had a brief appearance against the Indianapolis Colts but departed the game after receiving a big hit in the first quarter.
Although it is anticipated that Watson will return soon, Mary Kay Cabot of Cleveland.com does not think the $230 million quarterback for the Browns will play this week.
Cabot said on Monday, October 30. “Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson might aim for the Ravens game in Baltimore on November 12 and possibly rest his strained right rotator cuff against the 1-7 Cardinals on Sunday.” “Since Watson was initially told the injury would take four to six weeks to heal, it would seem sensible to rest him again on Sunday, which will be six weeks since he first sustained the injury against the Titans.”
Watson was recovering from a shoulder injury inside the facility last week rather than practicing outside with the squad. In his Monday media appearance, Browns coach Kevin Stefanski omitted any information suggesting that Watson is getting close to making a comeback.
He’s still improving, according to Stefanski. “Later in the week, we’ll make decisions of that kind.”
In the event that Watson is unable to play against the Cardinals, the Browns will need to decide at quarterback. With two starts and a fill-in after Watson left the game against the Colts, PJ Walker has been involved in most of the last three games.
Walker hasn’t played up to par, and the Browns have suffered because of his turnovers. Against the Seahawks, Walker mishandled the ball three times, including an interception that resulted in the game-winning score for Seattle with two minutes remaining.
