According to the Browns’ statement, Watson sustained an ankle and a shoulder injury in the first half of Sunday’s 33-31 win over the divisional rivals Baltimore Ravens. MRI tests on Monday revealed that the 28-year-old player has a high-ankle sprain and a “displaced fracture to the glenoid” in his throwing shoulder.

After consultations with Browns’ medical staff, Watson decided to undergo surgery in order to “avoid further structural damage” on his shoulder. He is expected to make a full recovery in time for the 2024 NFL season.

“I’m still in disbelief. I’m still trying to process all the information,” Watson told reporters on Wednesday. “I felt like we were turning a corner to really make a run and still believe we still will with the guys in this locker room. I just wanted to physically be a part of it. … It’s tough to try to wrap everything around my head right now.”

Deshaun Watson previously experienced issues with his throwing shoulders, being forced to miss four games earlier in the season. In six games he played, the Browns went 5-1, while Watson threw for 1,115 yards, seven touchdowns, and four passes.

In Watson’s absence, the Browns will turn to rookie Dorian Thompson-Robinson as their starter. Thompson-Robinson, a fifth-round pick out of UCLA, already has one start as a pro under his belt, filling in for Watson in Week 4 in a 28–3 loss to the Ravens.

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Speaking with reporters on Friday, Flores declined to comment on the Watson rumors and instead said the Dolphins are happy with the QB they already have. 

“I don’t really get into rumors. Tua is our quarterback,” Flores said. “We’re happy with the quarterback, our quarterback situation. I’ll leave it at that, which I’ve said multiple times.”

Miami has been the number one favorite to land Watson ever since the star QB asked for a trade from the Texans. Still, the Dolphins played it slowly as Houston set a huge asking price that no other NFL team was ready to meet. Late, however, the two sides have managed to find a common ground, and reports say that the deal might be finalized as soon as the end of the week.

The Dolphins have selected Tua Tagovailoa with the fifth overall pick in 2020 with intentions to make him the franchise’s quarterback of the future. However, Miami doesn’t seem to be convinced that Tagovailoa can actually become this after having an opportunity to see him at work.

The biggest knock about Tagovailoa is his durability, considering he struggled with injuries both in his rookie year and now in his sophomore campaign. He also failed to step up in big moments and is yet to produce a statement game in the NFL.

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According to Houston Chronicle‘s John McClain, the Texans want to accommodate Watson’s trade request but are also willing to play the waiting game. He also adds that the player won’t be moved until new general manager Nick Caserio receives “the offer he wants.”

The Houston Texans signed Deshaun Watson to a massive four-year, $177.5 million contract extension a year ago, and it seemed the franchise is finally settled on the quarterback position for years to come. However, a disappointing 2020 NFL campaign and organizational changes put a strain on the relationship between the two sides.

Reportedly, Watson was unhappy for not being included in the search for a new general manager and felt like he is not valued by the organization. Shortly after the start of the offseason, the 25-year-old player submitted an official trade request.

The Texans initially tried to mend the relationship, but after a while, the franchise started listening to the trade calls. Still, neither team was ready to offer a combination of multiple first-round draft picks and star players that Houston wants.

In his four seasons in the league, Deshaun Watson earned three Pro Bowl nods and led the Houston Texans to a 28-25 record as a starter. He currently has the NFL-record 67.8 percent passing completion while throwing for 14,539 yards and 104 touchdowns.

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Houston Chronicle NFL reporter John McClain recently shared a type of a deal that Texans would consider for Watson. According to him, the organization seeks at least two first-round picks, two second-rounders, and two young defensive players that can start right away.

The Texans’ steep price isn’t surprising at all, and the final package could become even more lucrative if they manage to kick-start a bidding war between the teams. Watson is one of the top five quarterbacks in the league and is only entering his fifth NFL season. He also just had a career-season, throwing for a career-high 4,823 yards and 33 touchdowns while also rushing for 444 yards and three scores.

There is no doubt that he can play at a high level for at least a decade longer, so teams won’t be too cautious about surrendering assets to get him.

The issue for the Texans is that Watson has a no-trade clause, which greatly limits their market. The team that could give Houston all they want and probably more is the New York Jets, but it’s unclear whether the player will have an interest in swapping one dysfunctional situation for another one.

Other suitors include the Miami Dolphins, San Francisco 49ers, and Carolina Panthers.

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The biggest reason why Watson would like out of Houston was the Texans’ decision to ignore his input in the search for a new general manager and head coach.

Watson was promised that he’d get a say in the process, but the team went on to hire New England Patriots executive Nick Caserio as a GM without consulting with the player. The team also failed to interview Kansas City Chiefs offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy, despite the fact that he was Watson’s preferred choice.

NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport now reports that Watson decided to give the Texans a silent treatment and is not returning their calls.

Deshaun Watson inked a four-year, $177.5 million extension with the Texans back in September and got a no-trade clause as part of the deal. This ultimately gives him a final say on his next team if he ends up pushing for a trade.

ESPN’s Chris Mortensen reported earlier this week that Watson has Miami at the top of his list and might be interested in moving to Florida if the Dolphins include rookie quarterback Tua Tagovailoa in the deal.

Despite all of this, it would be hard to see the Texans parting way with Watson. He is a generational talent, and any package that they receive from the Dolphins or any other team would probably not be enough to compensate for the things he brings to the team.

The best way for the Texans to move forward would be to repair their relationship with Watson and commit to giving him more input in the head coaching search.

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Houston’s interim coach Romeo Crennel confirmed this to reporters when asked whether he is thinking about shutting down star quarterback Deshaun Watson for the season in order to avoid the risk of injury.

“If you shut down Watson, then should you shut down the rest of the team and everybody pack up and go home for three games left?”, pondered Crennel on Thursday. “So, we’re going to play the games and try to win as many as we can.”

Watson shares the same mindset as his coach, believing that each game under his belt will help him become a better player.

“I want to finish this season out strong,” he explained. “I want to continue to get the reps that I want to get to be able to continue to grow as a quarterback and as a player and as a teammate.”

Despite the Houston Texans’ struggles in 2020, Watson has been having a stellar season on an individual level. He is currently completing a career-high 68.9 percent of his passes and has thrown for 3,761 yards and 25 touchdowns. The 25-year-old Pro Bowler also only has six receptions for the year.

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Watson, who was a first-round pick in 2017, is eligible for an extension for the first time this offseason. If he ends up signing one, the expectations are that he will reset the QB market. Seattle Seahawks’ Russell Wilson currently holds the record for the highest annual average with $35 million a year while LA Rams’ Jared Goff has the most guaranteed money with $110 million.

Texans reportedly already engaged in “preliminary” discussions with Watson’s camp and are expected to continue talks in the future. The 24-year-old signal-caller earned $3.8 million in 2019 while he is expected to get $4.4 million in 2020.

If they managed to sign Watson to an extension this year, it would be Houston’s second big deal done this offseason. They previously inked offensive tackle Laremy Tunsil on a record-breaking three-year, $66 million contract extension.

During his three years in NFL, DeShaun Watson earned two Pro Bowl selections while leading the Texans to two playoff appearances. Watson finished 2019 by completing 67.3 percent of his passes for 3,852 yards and 26 touchdowns. He also added 413 rushing yards and seven rushing TDs.

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According to the Browns’ statement, Watson sustained an ankle and a shoulder injury in the first half of Sunday’s 33-31 win over the divisional rivals Baltimore Ravens. MRI tests on Monday revealed that the 28-year-old player has a high-ankle sprain and a “displaced fracture to the glenoid” in his throwing shoulder.

After consultations with Browns’ medical staff, Watson decided to undergo surgery in order to “avoid further structural damage” on his shoulder. He is expected to make a full recovery in time for the 2024 NFL season.

“I’m still in disbelief. I’m still trying to process all the information,” Watson told reporters on Wednesday. “I felt like we were turning a corner to really make a run and still believe we still will with the guys in this locker room. I just wanted to physically be a part of it. … It’s tough to try to wrap everything around my head right now.”

Deshaun Watson previously experienced issues with his throwing shoulders, being forced to miss four games earlier in the season. In six games he played, the Browns went 5-1, while Watson threw for 1,115 yards, seven touchdowns, and four passes.

In Watson’s absence, the Browns will turn to rookie Dorian Thompson-Robinson as their starter. Thompson-Robinson, a fifth-round pick out of UCLA, already has one start as a pro under his belt, filling in for Watson in Week 4 in a 28–3 loss to the Ravens.

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Speaking with reporters on Friday, Flores declined to comment on the Watson rumors and instead said the Dolphins are happy with the QB they already have. 

“I don’t really get into rumors. Tua is our quarterback,” Flores said. “We’re happy with the quarterback, our quarterback situation. I’ll leave it at that, which I’ve said multiple times.”

Miami has been the number one favorite to land Watson ever since the star QB asked for a trade from the Texans. Still, the Dolphins played it slowly as Houston set a huge asking price that no other NFL team was ready to meet. Late, however, the two sides have managed to find a common ground, and reports say that the deal might be finalized as soon as the end of the week.

The Dolphins have selected Tua Tagovailoa with the fifth overall pick in 2020 with intentions to make him the franchise’s quarterback of the future. However, Miami doesn’t seem to be convinced that Tagovailoa can actually become this after having an opportunity to see him at work.

The biggest knock about Tagovailoa is his durability, considering he struggled with injuries both in his rookie year and now in his sophomore campaign. He also failed to step up in big moments and is yet to produce a statement game in the NFL.

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According to Houston Chronicle‘s John McClain, the Texans want to accommodate Watson’s trade request but are also willing to play the waiting game. He also adds that the player won’t be moved until new general manager Nick Caserio receives “the offer he wants.”

The Houston Texans signed Deshaun Watson to a massive four-year, $177.5 million contract extension a year ago, and it seemed the franchise is finally settled on the quarterback position for years to come. However, a disappointing 2020 NFL campaign and organizational changes put a strain on the relationship between the two sides.

Reportedly, Watson was unhappy for not being included in the search for a new general manager and felt like he is not valued by the organization. Shortly after the start of the offseason, the 25-year-old player submitted an official trade request.

The Texans initially tried to mend the relationship, but after a while, the franchise started listening to the trade calls. Still, neither team was ready to offer a combination of multiple first-round draft picks and star players that Houston wants.

In his four seasons in the league, Deshaun Watson earned three Pro Bowl nods and led the Houston Texans to a 28-25 record as a starter. He currently has the NFL-record 67.8 percent passing completion while throwing for 14,539 yards and 104 touchdowns.

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Houston Chronicle NFL reporter John McClain recently shared a type of a deal that Texans would consider for Watson. According to him, the organization seeks at least two first-round picks, two second-rounders, and two young defensive players that can start right away.

The Texans’ steep price isn’t surprising at all, and the final package could become even more lucrative if they manage to kick-start a bidding war between the teams. Watson is one of the top five quarterbacks in the league and is only entering his fifth NFL season. He also just had a career-season, throwing for a career-high 4,823 yards and 33 touchdowns while also rushing for 444 yards and three scores.

There is no doubt that he can play at a high level for at least a decade longer, so teams won’t be too cautious about surrendering assets to get him.

The issue for the Texans is that Watson has a no-trade clause, which greatly limits their market. The team that could give Houston all they want and probably more is the New York Jets, but it’s unclear whether the player will have an interest in swapping one dysfunctional situation for another one.

Other suitors include the Miami Dolphins, San Francisco 49ers, and Carolina Panthers.

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The biggest reason why Watson would like out of Houston was the Texans’ decision to ignore his input in the search for a new general manager and head coach.

Watson was promised that he’d get a say in the process, but the team went on to hire New England Patriots executive Nick Caserio as a GM without consulting with the player. The team also failed to interview Kansas City Chiefs offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy, despite the fact that he was Watson’s preferred choice.

NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport now reports that Watson decided to give the Texans a silent treatment and is not returning their calls.

Deshaun Watson inked a four-year, $177.5 million extension with the Texans back in September and got a no-trade clause as part of the deal. This ultimately gives him a final say on his next team if he ends up pushing for a trade.

ESPN’s Chris Mortensen reported earlier this week that Watson has Miami at the top of his list and might be interested in moving to Florida if the Dolphins include rookie quarterback Tua Tagovailoa in the deal.

Despite all of this, it would be hard to see the Texans parting way with Watson. He is a generational talent, and any package that they receive from the Dolphins or any other team would probably not be enough to compensate for the things he brings to the team.

The best way for the Texans to move forward would be to repair their relationship with Watson and commit to giving him more input in the head coaching search.

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Houston’s interim coach Romeo Crennel confirmed this to reporters when asked whether he is thinking about shutting down star quarterback Deshaun Watson for the season in order to avoid the risk of injury.

“If you shut down Watson, then should you shut down the rest of the team and everybody pack up and go home for three games left?”, pondered Crennel on Thursday. “So, we’re going to play the games and try to win as many as we can.”

Watson shares the same mindset as his coach, believing that each game under his belt will help him become a better player.

“I want to finish this season out strong,” he explained. “I want to continue to get the reps that I want to get to be able to continue to grow as a quarterback and as a player and as a teammate.”

Despite the Houston Texans’ struggles in 2020, Watson has been having a stellar season on an individual level. He is currently completing a career-high 68.9 percent of his passes and has thrown for 3,761 yards and 25 touchdowns. The 25-year-old Pro Bowler also only has six receptions for the year.

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Watson, who was a first-round pick in 2017, is eligible for an extension for the first time this offseason. If he ends up signing one, the expectations are that he will reset the QB market. Seattle Seahawks’ Russell Wilson currently holds the record for the highest annual average with $35 million a year while LA Rams’ Jared Goff has the most guaranteed money with $110 million.

Texans reportedly already engaged in “preliminary” discussions with Watson’s camp and are expected to continue talks in the future. The 24-year-old signal-caller earned $3.8 million in 2019 while he is expected to get $4.4 million in 2020.

If they managed to sign Watson to an extension this year, it would be Houston’s second big deal done this offseason. They previously inked offensive tackle Laremy Tunsil on a record-breaking three-year, $66 million contract extension.

During his three years in NFL, DeShaun Watson earned two Pro Bowl selections while leading the Texans to two playoff appearances. Watson finished 2019 by completing 67.3 percent of his passes for 3,852 yards and 26 touchdowns. He also added 413 rushing yards and seven rushing TDs.

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