Cleveland Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson is on track to resume throwing next month as he continues his recovery from right shoulder surgery. The surgery cut short Watson's second season with the Browns after just six starts.
Watson, who suffered a fractured bone in his throwing shoulder during a game against the Baltimore Ravens on November 12, has received clearance to begin throwing in a few weeks. General manager Andrew Berry provided an update on Watson's progress at the NFL combine, expressing optimism about the quarterback's recovery.
