Deshaun Watson's return to the field was marred by a disappointing performance as the Cleveland Browns lost 33-17 to the Dallas Cowboys. Watson, who is attempting to revive his career following injuries and a suspension, completed just 24 of 45 passes for 169 yards, one touchdown, and two interceptions, while facing relentless pressure that resulted in six sacks and 17 hits. Coach Kevin Stefanski acknowledged the offensive line's struggles, particularly in the absence of starting tackles Jedrick Wills Jr. and Jack Conklin, which compounded Watson's difficulties. Despite his challenges, Watson insisted on taking responsibility for his performance, stating, 'we have to execute' and noting that he faced too much pressure. The Browns' offensive line's inability to protect Watson forced them into predictable passing situations, further diminishing their offensive rhythm. As they look to improve, the team must address their pass protection issues and Watson's performance consistency moving forward.