Deshaun Watson’s return was supposed to provide the Cleveland Browns with clarity at quarterback. Instead, it took only one game for head coach Todd Monken to leave the door open for a potential change.
The Cleveland Browns entered Week 1 believing Deshaun Watson gave them their best chance to win. After one game, it may already be time for Todd Monken to reconsider that decision.
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Jared Verse’s start with the Cleveland Browns couldn’t have gone any worse after their 34-10 blowout loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars on Sunday afternoon.
The Cleveland Browns started the season off in the most Browns way possible, getting humiliated on the road to the Jacksonville Jaguars. Todd Monken’s first game as the Browns head coach was rough and now they’ll be facing even more questions as to where the team goes from here.
Every NFL team came into Week 1 with optimism over the new season. The Chicago Bears put up 59 points, the Detroit Lions walked away with a gritty overtime win, and the New York Jets displayed immense potential.
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The Cleveland Browns absorbed a 34-10 season-opening loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars on Sunday, then received more discouraging news about running back Dylan Sampson once the game ended.
Cleveland Browns head coach Todd Monken shielded quarterback Deshaun Watson from taking the blame alone for a 34-10 loss at Jacksonville on Sunday. "I'd rather just speak about today, because I haven't had time to even look at the tape," Monken said.
The Browns were beat badly by the Jaguars to start the season, and it looks like the Browns have one injury to worry about coming away from the game. The Cleveland Browns were on the wrong side of a lopsided loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars to begin the 2026 NFL season.
Cleveland Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson got off to a terrible start in his Week 1 outing against the Jacksonville Jaguars, and fans thought he had the most pathetic reaction to it.
Despite his history of injuries, subpar performances, and his run-in with the fan base, the Cleveland Browns will roll with Deshaun Watson as their starting quarterback.
The Cleveland Browns called up two defensive players from the practice squad Saturday as they finished getting ready for Sunday’s season opener and Todd Monken’s first regular-season game as head coach.
The Browns announced that they have elevated CB D’Angelo Ross and LB Nathaniel Watson for Week 1 of the regular season. Ross, 29, went undrafted out of New Mexico in 2019.
Per Scott Petrak, the Browns are waiving WR Jamari Thrash from injured reserve. Thrash, 25, started his college career at Georgia State before transferring to Louisville.