The Cleveland Browns suffered a humiliating 34-13 loss to the Washington Commanders, marking their third consecutive defeat and dropping their record to 1-4. Quarterback Deshaun Watson faced criticism for his performance, completing only 15 of 28 passes for 125 yards and taking seven sacks. A controversial moment occurred when Watson walked off the field during a critical 4th-and-goal situation, disregarding head coach Kevin Stefanski's instructions to go for a touchdown, which led to a delay of game penalty and a field goal instead. This incident sparked social media outrage, with some accusing Watson of quitting, while others noted the Browns had too many players in the huddle, prompting Watson's decision. Watson's struggles and the team's overall performance have raised questions about his future as the starting quarterback, especially with tough opponents like the Eagles and Ravens looming ahead. The Browns' coaching staff may need to consider a change at quarterback as they grapple with Watson's underwhelming play and contract implications.