Deshaun Watson reveals how he plans to avoid more sacks after Steelers loss

Cleveland Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson finished Sunday's 27-6 loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers with 324 passing yards and a 94.4 rating, a stat line that in most cases comes with more than two field goals. 

It also came with eight sacks, a total that tied his career high and cost Cleveland 41 yards.

"It's tough. You just got to get rid of the ball, find completions as much as I possibly can, try to find my checkdowns. So just really just try to get the ball out of my hands. Don't try to be a hero, try to make the play, extend the play as much as possible," Watson said postgame, via reporter Camryn Justice.

Watson named two options, the quick throw and the extended play, and Pittsburgh spent the afternoon taking away the second one.

"They did a good job at sitting in their pockets and not allowing me to get out of the lanes and escape zones," Watson added, via Justice.

The quick throw worked often enough for 27 completions in 39 attempts, with tight end Harold Fannin Jr. catching 10 of them for 154 yards. Cleveland reached the Pittsburgh 2-yard line in the fourth quarter, only to have rookie Denzel Boston's one-handed catch ruled incomplete on fourth down, and the game ended on a false start at the Pittsburgh 1.