Deshaun Watson’s Game-Changing Move: Could He Silence the Browns’ QB Hunt in 2026?
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An open competition could favor Watson, whose athletic ceiling and processing ceiling each surpass those of Sanders, league talent evaluators say. Serious injuries, as well as suspension for allegations of sexual assault and inappropriate conduct, have sidelined Watson in recent years. Watson last played a full season in 2020, when he led the league with 4,823 passing yards. He played six games in 2022 and 2023 each, followed by seven in 2025. There should be real questions — but the parts of the game most likely to challenge him after extended time off won’t come until the regular season. And the Browns want a decision before then, Monken said.



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