Cleveland Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson is facing renewed scrutiny after a poor performance in a Week 1 loss to the Dallas Cowboys, where he threw for just 169 yards, two interceptions, and was sacked six times. Despite ongoing legal issues, Browns head coach Kevin Stefanski confirmed that Watson will start in their upcoming game against the Jacksonville Jaguars, emphasizing the team's focus on winning. Analysts, including ESPN's Dan Orlovsky, have called for Watson to be benched in favor of Jameis Winston, citing Watson's inability to execute the offense effectively. Watson's struggles have led to discussions about his future, especially given his hefty guaranteed contract. Critics argue that the Browns may have to reconsider their decision if Watson's performance does not improve. With mounting pressure and expectations, Watson's ability to lead the team is under serious question.