Browns Stick with Jameis Winston as Starter

Cleveland Browns head coach Kevin Stefanski has confirmed that Jameis Winston will remain the starting quarterback for their upcoming game against the Kansas City Chiefs, despite the team's elimination from playoff contention with a 3-10 record. Winston, who has started six games this season, has thrown nine interceptions, the most in the NFL since he took over for the injured Deshaun Watson. While some fans and analysts suggest evaluating backup Dorian Thompson-Robinson in the final weeks, Stefanski is focused on securing a win rather than making changes at quarterback. Winston's performance has been a mixed bag, contributing to both victories and losses, including a recent 27-14 defeat against the Pittsburgh Steelers. The Browns are looking to improve their offensive play as they approach the end of a disappointing season. Discussions about Watson's future remain uncertain, given his significant contract and injury history.