The Cleveland Browns suffered another terrible loss on Sunday, falling 34-13 to the Washington Commanders. While it is no great shame to lose to this version of the Commanders, invigorated by the outstanding play of rookie quarterback Jayden Daniels, the Browns were astoundingly bad in just about every phase. This was especially true on offense, where Deshaun Watson's intense struggles continued.
Watson finished the day completing 53.4% of his passes for 125 yards and one touchdown along with one fumble lost. He led the offense to all of six points in the first three quarters and seemed to get into it with head coach Kevin Stefanski during a goal line sequence. It continues a disturbing trend of Watson mostly failing to execute the offense at even a basic level, which is a large part of the reason the Browns sit at 1-4 on the season.
