Browns Coach Backs Watson Amid Struggles

The Cleveland Browns are contemplating a new domed stadium while struggling with their performance on the field, having been unable to score 20 points in any game this season. In their recent 20-16 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles, the team suffered its fourth consecutive defeat, with quarterback Deshaun Watson failing to throw for 200 yards. Despite mounting criticism and a league-low QBR of 21.5, head coach Kevin Stefanski continues to express confidence in Watson, asserting that he provides the best chance for victory and dismissing any speculation about pressure from ownership to keep him as the starter. The Browns' offense has averaged just 15.8 points per game, placing them among the lowest in the NFL, and their only touchdown in the last game came from a defensive play. Stefanski maintains that the entire offense needs to improve, not just Watson, as the team attempts to find its identity. As the Browns sit at 1-5, questions loom over Watson's future and the team's overall direction.