The Cleveland Browns haven’t even officially announced the trade for Deshaun Watson as of Sunday morning but they are making moves around it happening. Case Keenum is reportedly out. Jacoby Brissett is reportedly in. Amari Cooper has had his contract restructured to save cap space.
All of that for Watson despite significant allegations off the field that have caused some fans to question their loyalty to the team.
On the field, the former Clemson quarterback has been very good. Despite playing for a Houston team that struggled under Bill O’Brien, Watson put up impressive numbers and led the team to 21 wins combined in 2018 and 2019. During his four years in the league, with 53 starts, Watson has completed 68% of his passes with 104 touchdowns and 36 interceptions.
