NFL best news: Browns Deshaun Watson has finally showed up in style with a blazing skills during training session…
Fans of the Cleveland Browns are hearing good news about Deshaun Watson for the first time in months.
According to Cleveland.com reporter Mary Kay Cabot, Watson’s shoulder injury rehabilitation is currently on track for him to begin throwing in March and take part in the Browns’ optional minicamp in April.
On November 21, Watson had surgery to repair the injury he sustained in a Week 10 comeback victory over the Baltimore Ravens.
It appears like he will have the entire offseason to work with his receivers, which is encouraging for the Browns as they prepare for a season that might make or break them.
Elijah Moore, one of the receivers Watson has spoken with, expressed his excitement about collaborating with Watson throughout the offseason.
“I’m eager,” Moore remarked. “I believe that once he receives approval to proceed with his process, everyone will either meet him where he is or we will all undoubtedly connect.”
Cleveland.com also reported that Watson has returned to UCLA’s weight room, a positive sign for his return to the field.
A healthy Watson is exactly what the Browns need. In his time in Cleveland, Watson has only played in 12 games. He hasn’t looked elite in any of them.
The Browns fired offensive coordinator Alex Van Pelt because of the lack of progress with Watson. Now, the Browns have brought in Ken Dorsey, who has worked with Josh Allen and Cam Newton. His job will be to get the most out of Watson – if the three-time Pro Bowler remains healthy.
And Cleveland desperately needs him to do so. In many ways, 2024 is a make-or-break season for Watson. Receiving good news about his health is the first step in guaranteeing his success moving forward.
