When Cleveland Browns head coach named Deshaun Watson the team’s starting quarterback weeks ago, it shocked many because it came on the heels of Watson ripping into Browns fans for the way they’ve treated him when playing at home. When a person gets hurt, especially in their own city, and they cheer. I feel like I get more love on road games than I do home games.
So if it is my spot and he does make me the starter, maybe it’s 17 away games then. I don’t know.” Monken has since defended Watson’s remarks while the QB himself said he let his emotions simply get the best of him. However, not everyone had just moved on from what Watson said.
In fact, many are still upset over the controversial signal-caller victimizing himself — and former San Francisco 49ers and Kansas City Chiefs QB Alex Smith unleashed on Watson over his recent behavior. Honestly, this is going to go down as one of the worst trades in the history of football, one of the worst contracts in the history of football. You have been completely unavailable, and when you have been on the field, it’s been terrible.
I don’t get the whining — no one wants to hear it. Go give them something to cheer about.” Watson may be on a short leash with Shedeur Sanders waiting in the wings. During Sunday’s season opener against the Jacksonville Jaguars, Watson completed 4 of 8 passes for just 29 yards and an interception.
He had a 19.3 passer rating and was also sacked twice.
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