An unusual level of controversy has clouded the Browns' quarterback situation this season—even by Cleveland's standards.
Presumptive starter Deshaun Watson has been battling a recurring shoulder injury, limiting his effectiveness on the field and forcing the Browns into using three quarterbacks this season. Backups Dorian Thompson-Robinson and P.J. Walker have each made starts, and Walker is set to take the reins again on Sunday against the Seahawks.
On Thursday, Watson opened up about the state of his shoulder after leaving Cleveland's 39-38 win over the Colts Sunday afternoon with an injury.
