Cleveland Browns QB Deshaun Watson tore his Achilles again and had to undergo another surgery, NFL Insider Adam Schefter reported. League sources told Schefter this setback puts his status for the 2025 season in jeopardy.

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Cleveland Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson has torn his Achilles for a second time and could miss the entire 2025 season.

Browns QB Deshaun Watson underwent surgery Thursday after tearing his Achilles again, and his status for the 2025 season is now in jeopardy, per league sources. Watson met Thursday with Dr. Robert Anderson before undergoing the surgery. Watson tore his right Achilles tendon… pic.twitter.com/wEhPxlFuMk

Ian Rapoport of NFL Network and Adam Schefter of ESPN report. Emerson (ankle) finished the 2024 season with 80 tackles (62 solo), five pass breakups, one forced fumble and one fumble recovery across 17 games with Cleveland. Winston (shoulder) finished the ...

The news was first reported by ESPN's NFL Insider Adam Schefter ... of the Browns' season-ending process, he complained of discomfort after rolling his ankle in Miami," said the Cleveland Browns ...

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The news was first reported by ESPN's NFL Insider Adam Schefter ... of the Browns' season-ending process, he complained of discomfort after rolling his ankle in Miami," said the Cleveland Browns ...

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