The Cleveland Browns will finally be able to start their season with Deshaun Watson as their starting quarterback, and Nick Chubb has shut down any fears it could hinder him.
The running back is one of the largest offensive threats for the Browns, picking up 6,341 rushing yards and running for 48 touchdowns since being drafted back in 2018. Chubb ran for 12 touchdowns last season, but they all came in the first 11 games, as he failed to score once Watson was reintroduced.
Watson missed the first 11 games after serving a suspension, and returned for the final six games of the NFL season. Chubb's drop off in touchdowns raised questions about their ability to play together, but the running back isn't concerned as they were forced to figure out the offense at short notice.
