Deshaun Watson, the quarterback for the Cleveland Browns, has recovered without any major setbacks and anticipates being back on the field before the upcoming season gets underway.
After undergoing surgery and rehabilitation in Los Angeles for a season-ending shoulder injury he sustained on November 12 against the Baltimore Ravens, Watson returned to Cleveland recently.
Watson said that his recovery is progressing as planned, but he is unsure of when he will be ready to toss a ball.
On December 23, Watson told News 5 Cleveland, “It’s all in the doctor’s hands.” “I’ll be out there as soon as they tell me to take off the sling.” I’m just going to abide by all the guidelines and safety measures they ask me to do till then.
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Watson claimed that being apart from the squad has been difficult for him. Due to his injuries, he was unable to lead the squad on a playoff run, therefore he was forced to watch from the sidelines.
“Being with my brothers and teammates excites me every time I see them working, and I promise to stand by them, encourage them, and never give up,” Watson remarked. Being apart from teammates and the football game itself is never easy. You put in a lot of effort to be involved. On the other hand, accidents do occur, and you have to be prepared to handle the consequences. But I’m really on board,
A rare public statement of support for the Browns during their victory over the Houston Texans in Week 16 was tweeted by Watson. Joe Flacco, the quarterback, and Amari Cooper, the wide receiver, had a combined outstanding day in Houston.
“Joe and Coop! Let’s get going! Writer Watson.
With Watson as the starting quarterback this season, the Browns went 5-1. In six games, he finished 61.4% of his throws for 1,115 yards, 7 touchdowns, and 4 interceptions.
This season,a Flcco, Dorian Thompson-Robinson, and PJ Walker have all had time as the starter. But Flacco has been the most successful of them all. Rewinding the clock, the 38-year-old former MVP of the Super Bowl passed for 300 yards in three straight games. Cleveland is 3-1 in their
