A source close to Deshaun Watson said the QB is focused solely on the upcoming season but believes he isn't against staying in Cleveland beyond 2026 if things go well.

The Cleveland Browns barely wrapped up their April 2026 voluntary minicamp before another quarterback controversy exploded across social media. NFL reporter Mary Kay Cabot for Cleveland.com has reported that the competition for the Browns’ primary QB is still open despite Watson getting more QB1 reps from Shedeur Sanders in the minicamp.

The Cleveland Browns have spent years waiting for Deshaun Watson to become the quarterback they believed they were getting. Now, after injuries, controversy and a long absence fro

Deshaun Watson hasn't played a regular-season game in over a year. However, he's ahead in Cleveland's quarterback race with Shedeur Sanders.

Malik Willis was too pricey for the Browns. Deshaun Watson may be willing to stay in Cleveland past 2026. More at Pro Football Rumors.

As new Cleveland Browns head coach Todd Monken gets settled with the franchise and acclimated to his new roster, things continue to look worse for the man who closed last season as the starter, Shedeur Sanders,

The Cleveland Browns have won a combined eight games over the past two seasons, leading to the team firing Kevin Stefanski after six seasons as the team's head coach. The team hired Todd Monken away from the Baltimore Ravens as its new head coach and invested a ton of assets in its offense,