Injured for more than a month, quarterback Deshaun Watson has only played one quarter of football for the Cleveland Browns in the last four games.
His rotator cuff injury is dragging on recovery and his case is uncertain before every game this season.
Except that coach Kevin Stefanski confirmed Friday that his starting quarterback will be on duty to face the Cardinals on Sunday.
.@deshaunwatson will be our starter on Sunday pic.twitter.com/2Q3oHrWGt5
— Cleveland Browns (@Browns)
November 3, 2023
“He’s comfortable on the pitch,” Stefanski told the media after training. It looks good. »
Watson’s last start went back to October 22, against the Colts, but he left the game in the first quarter after a hard tackle. At that time, there was talk of an aggravation of the injury already present.
Absent from training last week, Watson is back with the first team and will need to find his rhythm before the weekend’s match.
Starting to replace Watson, PJ Walker will return to his reserve position.
2023-11-03 17:17:00
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