The Cleveland Browns face a complex situation with quarterback Deshaun Watson, who is recovering from a season-ending Achilles injury and has been underwhelming on the field since his acquisition. Despite the Browns' unprecedented financial commitment to Watson, with $92 million owed over the next two years, GM Andrew Berry remains noncommittal about Watson's future with the team. Berry has emphasized Watson's recovery as the immediate focus, deferring decisions about his role in the upcoming seasons. The Browns have considered multiple strategies, including drafting a new quarterback, trading Watson along with additional assets, or allowing him to compete for the starting position. Watson's tenure with the Browns has been marred by legal issues, injuries, and poor performance, leading to speculation about the franchise's direction given the significant salary cap implications.