Browns' Deshaun Watson suffers non-contact injury in first half vs. Bengals, carted off field
- Cleveland Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson suffered a non-contact injury late in the second quarter against the Cincinnati Bengals, and was carted off the field.
- Initial feelings suggest that Watson has suffered an Achilles injury, as no confirmation has been provided yet.
- The Browns may rely on backup quarterback Dorian Thompson-Robinson for the remainder of the game and potentially beyond, due to Watson's serious injury.
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Browns Quarterback Deshaun Watson Suffers a Possible Season-Ending Achilles Injury
In a distressing scene, the New York Post reported that Cleveland Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson suffered an apparent serious Achilles injury and was carted off the field during a game against the Cincinnati Bengals. During the Browns' recent NFL match-up, Watson sustained the injury on a non-contact play late in the second quarter. The quarterback hesitated while attempting a designed run and moved to pivot when the injury occurred, leading …
Deshaun Watson in tears after brutal Cleveland Browns injury as teammates' feelings clear
Deshaun Watson was in tears after suffering a non-contact injury to his Achilles tendon as he was carted off against the Baltimore Ravens with Cleveland Browns teammates offering support
Myles Garrett, Browns stars rip fans for cheering Deshaun Watson Achilles injury: ‘Model citizen’
Myles Garrett and Jameis Winston vehemently defended quarterback Deshaun Watson, who was booed by Browns fans during intros before they cheered when he was carted off the field with a likely season-ending Achilles injury.
Browns Fans Booed While Deshaun Watson Laid On The Field With A Torn Achilles, And Now The Browns Players Hate The Browns Fans
Viewer discretion advised, but the video above shows how Deshaun Watson clearly torn his achilles this afternoon in the Browns game. Obviously Deshaun has been a polarizing character ever since coming...
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