“It was definitely conceived by football operations,” team owner Jimmy Haslam said in the press conference announcing the Watson trade. “I can tell you it was widely vetted throughout our organization, including ownership, but it was conceived in football operations.”

Cleveland Browns general manager Andrew Berry was noncommittal Wednesday when asked about quarterback Deshaun Watson's future with the franchise.

CLEVELAND, Ohio – Andrew Berry has been watching the same games as Browns fans. That also goes for the performance of Deshaun Watson.

Deshaun Watson is rehabbing from another injury, this time a ruptured Achilles, and for the first time since acquiring him via trade in 2022, general manager Andrew Berry won’t say Watson will be

Deshaun Watson tore his Achilles last month, ending his season and potentially his tenure with the Browns. But in his bye week press conference on Wednesday, General Manager Andrew Berry said there's a world where Watson can come back and play for Cleveland again.

Could the Cleveland Browns go in a different direction than expected when it comes to replacing quarterback Deshaun Watson?

The Cleveland Browns traded with the Houston Texans for Deshaun Watson in 2020 to solve their quarterback problems. Throughout the years, the franchise had spent a lot of time, effort, scouting, and money on getting a dependable signal caller to lead the team and failed numerous times.