Deshaun Watson’s performance during the Cleveland Browns' Week 1 lopsided loss at Jacksonville was a nightmare, to put it mildly. The quarterback that feels somehow forced upon the team did exactly what any reasonable person who has followed the Browns all offseason long thought and predicted, and laid an egg on the road against the Jags.
The Cleveland Browns are seemingly always dealing with injuries to at least one of their starting players. While the Browns were being beaten badly on the field, ultimately losing to the Jacksonville Jaguars 34-10, they were also suffering a few injuries to some starting players.
When Sunday's game against the Jacksonville Jaguars came to a close, there wasn't much to be excited about. And understandably so. The offense looked abysmal, starting quarterback Deshaun Watson put together a rocky performance and the defense let Jaguars signal caller Trevor Lawrence walk all over them.
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The Cleveland Browns opened the 2026 National Football League regular season with a 34-10 road loss against the Jacksonville Jaguars, and the team buried itself in a deep, deep hole early, and was never able to remotely get back into the game.
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The Cleveland Browns still have 16 more games to go. But Sunday's Week 1 loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars put a bad taste in many mouths. On Sunday, Sept.
Not a whole lot went right for the Cleveland Browns in a 34-10 loss in the 2026 National Football League regular season opener on the road against the Jacksonville Jaguars, but rookie wide receiver Denzel Boston had a performance he’ll always remember.
The Cleveland Browns are looking at a long season.
After a dismal 34-10 beating by the Jacksonville Jaguars, the Cleveland Browns will now have time to lick their wounds and reevaluate how they should go about the rest of the NFL season.
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The Cleveland Browns, perhaps unsurprisingly, are sticking with Deshaun Watson as their Week 2 quarterback. The rationale coach Todd Monken used to justify the decision, however, is leaving people a bit baffled.
Cleveland Browns head coach Todd Monken said Monday he anticipates keeping Deshaun Watson as the starting quarterback for the team's game at Tampa Bay next week despite his subpar return to action on Sunday.
Deshaun Watson’s return to the NFL did not go as planned, as the Cleveland Browns suffered a painful 34-10 loss in their opening game to the Jacksonville Jaguars.
Per Tony Grossi, Browns HC Todd Monken said he anticipates QB Deshaun Watson starting their Week 2 game against the Buccaneers. Monken brought up Watson’s week of practice and feels he will continue to improve.
On Monday afternoon, Monken revealed an update that will likely upset pockets of Cleveland fans.
The Cleveland Browns started off the 2026 NFL season in disappointing fashion with their loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars. After being dismantled 34-10 on Sunday by the reigning AFC South champions, the Browns are back to the drawing board to find a way to put this loss in the past and prepare for next week.
Deshaun Watson's season debut with the Cleveland Browns went about as well as most people would've thought. Naturally, his performance has led to no shortage of hot takes.
Todd Monken didn’t hold back with how he’s feeling about his Browns following a blowout loss to start the season on the road against the Jacksonville Jaguars.
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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.
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