Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson‘s season is over and his time with the team could be over, too. What did cleveland.com‘s film expert Lance Reisland see when he watched all of Watson’s snaps? Lance joined the Orange and Brown Talk podcast on Thursday to go through what he saw when he watched Watson and why it didn’t work.

Unless Deshaun Watson miraculously returns from a torn Achilles and plays the type of football we haven't seen from him since 2020, Cleveland's quarterback position will likely be the crux of the club's problems next season.

Browns general manager Andrew Berry hasn’t ruled out quarterback Deshaun Watson returning to play for Cleveland again despite another significant injury, three disappointing seasons and a divided fan base.

Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson suffered a torn Achilles, but he is staying around the team while he works his way back.

Despite Deshaun Watson's struggles on the field and his season-ending injuries in back-to-back years, the Cleveland Browns aren't ruling out bringing back

Speaking with reporters on Wednesday, Browns general manager Andrew Berry was noncommittal on Deshaun Watson’s future, saying, “It’s always possible,” he will play for the franchise again.  Browns’ GM Andrew Berry addresses the media on Wednesday,

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.

The Browns went all in for Deshaun Watson during the 2022 offseason, with a five-year, fully-guaranteed $230 million contract, and six total draft picks including three first-rounders.

The sports world is full of famous curses. One of those, it seems, affects the Cleveland Browns' attempts to find a quarterback.