Andrew Berry has been watching the same games as Browns fans. That also goes for the performance of Deshaun Watson. But Berry also is the Browns' general manager, not a talk radio host or a sportswriter.

The Cleveland Browns will play the rest of the 2024 NFL season without Deshaun Watson, who suffered a torn Achilles in Week 7. Asked Wednesday whether the polarizing quarterback will ever suit up for the team again,

Browns general manager Andrew Berry gave an eye-opening take on quarterback Deshaun Watson's future with the team.

The Cleveland Browns appear poised for significant changes following a tumultuous season marked by disappointment. After their bold move to acquire

Cleveland is likely to pick near the top of next year's NFL draft, where selecting a QB could land them a player capable of starting in Year 1 and doing so on a reasonably-priced rookie contract to help negate the albatross of Watson's deal.

Could the Cleveland Browns go in a different direction than expected when it comes to replacing quarterback Deshaun Watson?

The Cleveland Browns traded with the Houston Texans for Deshaun Watson in 2020 to solve their quarterback problems. Throughout the years, the franchise had spent a lot of time, effort, scouting, and money on getting a dependable signal caller to lead the team and failed numerous times.