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The Cleveland Browns’ investment in quarterback Deshaun Watson has been underwhelming, with the three-time Pro Bowler failing to meet expectations since his acquisition. Despite occasional glimpses of brilliance, Watson’s performance has been disappointing, ranking him near the bottom in QBR this season. Watson’s struggles are compounded by his lucrative $230 million contract, with fully guaranteed seasons in 2025 and 2026. This has left the Browns with limited options, as NFL teams typically have guardrails in place to prevent such contractual mishaps. The Browns’ experience serves as a cautionary tale, making it unlikely for other teams to offer similar fully guaranteed…
The Cleveland Browns have suffered a significant blow with the placement of right guard Wyatt Teller on injured reserve. Teller, a three-time Pro Bowl selection, joins a growing list of key players battling injuries. Several crucial contributors missed practice on Wednesday, including former All-Pro tackle Jack Conklin, running backs Jerome Ford and Pierre Strong, and Pro Bowl tight end David Njoku. However, the most concerning absence was that of defensive end Myles Garrett. Garrett, a five-time Pro Bowler, is dealing with multiple injuries but has persevered to play in all three of Cleveland’s games this season. Despite his ailments, Garrett…
Deshaun Watson’s dismal performance has sparked heated debate among Cleveland Browns fans and analysts, with many questioning whether he’s the worst quarterback in franchise history. Watson’s struggles have reached historic lows, with the team’s offense stagnant and unable to find rhythm. Watson’s numbers are alarming. Through three games, he’s thrown just three touchdowns, two interceptions, and boasts a paltry 71.4 QB rating. His completion percentage (57.8%) is a career low, and his inability to read defenses has led to costly sacks. This lackluster display has drawn unfavorable comparisons to past Browns QBs, including Tim Couch, Brandon Weeden, and Johnny Manziel.…
The Cleveland Browns face a pivotal test in Week 4 as they travel to Las Vegas to take on the Raiders. Following a disappointing 1-2 start, the Browns are eager to redeem themselves and get back on track. This matchup presents an opportunity to rectify past mistakes and reignite their season. The Raiders, also seeking redemption after a sluggish start, will provide a formidable challenge. Cleveland must contain Las Vegas’s high-powered offense, led by quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo and tight end Darren Waller. The Browns’ defense, which has struggled to pressure quarterbacks, will need to step up. On offense, Cleveland’s Deshaun…
As the Cleveland Browns struggle to find consistency under center, a familiar face has emerged as a potential solution. Joe Flacco, the veteran quarterback who spent two seasons with the Browns, is being touted by experts as the team’s best bet to stabilize the position. With Deshaun Watson’s inconsistent play and injuries plaguing the quarterback corps, Flacco’s experience and steady hand make him an attractive option. “Flacco knows the system, he knows the team, and he’s a proven winner,” said NFL analyst Mike Tannenbaum. “He may not be the long-term answer, but he’s a reliable stopgap who can help the…
The Kansas City Chiefs have signed running back Kareem Hunt to their 53-man roster from the practice squad due to an injury to Isiah Pacheco. Hunt, a former NFL rushing champion, returns to Kansas City, where he began his career before joining the Cleveland Browns. Hunt’s addition bolsters the Chiefs’ backfield as they pursue their third consecutive Super Bowl title. His return to Kansas City comes after re-signing as a street free agent. Meanwhile, the Cleveland Browns face concerns about their offensive line’s performance. Sunday’s loss to the New York Giants dropped their record to 1-2, highlighting struggles in pass…
The Cleveland Browns’ 1-2 start has left fans disappointed, but safety Rodney McLeod remains optimistic. Despite Sunday’s loss to the New York Giants, McLeod believes the team can turn their season around. In a recent radio appearance, McLeod acknowledged the Browns’ current record but emphasized that they’re not alone. Several 1-2 teams have made the playoffs in the past, and McLeod is confident Cleveland can join that group. McLeod’s optimism is rooted in reality. Divisional rivals Baltimore Ravens (1-2) and Cincinnati Bengals (0-3) face similar challenges. The Browns’ slow start doesn’t rule out a successful season, and McLeod trusts his…
Injury Watch: Mykel Williams’ Status Remains Questionable, Says Kirby Smart, as Georgia Prepares for Alabama Clash
Mykel Williams, the star defensive end for Georgia, has been dealing with an ankle injury since the season-opening win against Clemson. According to Kirby Smart, Williams’ status for the upcoming game against Alabama is still uncertain. Smart mentioned that Williams has been able to participate in practice, but his timeline for return is still unknown. Smart stated, “Mykel’s been able to do a little bit. I still don’t know the timeline on Mykel. He’s looked good running and taking some reps, some light reps, some rush reps…”. This suggests that Williams is making progress, but his availability for the game…
Caitlin Clark of the Indiana Fever was named WNBA Rookie of the Year, capping off an impressive debut season. Clark set multiple records, including the WNBA’s single-season assist record, single-game assist record, rookie scoring record, and rookie 3-point record. Clark’s achievement came hours before the Fever’s playoff game against the Connecticut Sun. Her rookie rival, Angel Reese of the Chicago Sky, received a fourth-place vote in the MVP race but didn’t surpass Clark for top rookie honors. Following the award announcement, Reese posted a message on social media without directly referencing Clark or the vote. Previously, Clark downplayed the supposed…
Shaquille O’Neal and Adam Lefkoe discussed the ongoing debate between WNBA rookies Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese on “The Big Podcast with Shaq.” O’Neal previously praised Clark as “cold,” but clarified his stance. O’Neal emphasized he’s a fan of Reese, rooted for her, and didn’t want his opinion twisted. “I’m Angel all day,” he stated, acknowledging Reese’s fans are currently leading the debate. The debate’s context was discussed, referencing Reese’s LSU Tigers defeating Clark’s Iowa Hawkeyes in the 2023 NCAA national championship. However, Clark led her WNBA team to the playoffs in 2024, creating a back-and-forth narrative. O’Neal finds the…