Watson's Status: Browns' Offseason Buzz at Risk

On April 30, Cleveland Browns finally got some good vibes this offseason.

They snag Todd Munkin, one of the league's top offensive minds, and loaded up on weapons through free agency and the draft.

General manager Andrew Berry's moves earned straight praise, a rare win for a team that dropped eight of their last 34 games.

Earlier this week, social media lit up over to Sean Watson, supposedly outshining rookie shader sanders in veteran minicamp.

Thing is, those were just voluntary workouts and shorts, no pads, missing stars like Miles Garrett and Denzel Ward.

Not real football, more like light drills and team bonding.

Fans are fed up and who can blame them. Watson's 2024 season was rough dead last in total.

QBR at 21.5 sacked 33 times in under seven games on pace for over 80.

National voices like ESPN's Ben Solak rank his yards per drawback, 900 second out of 97 this century.

It's been over 550 days since Watson tore his Achilles against the Bengals on October 20, 2024.

He turns 31 soon, hasn't thrown a real NFL pass, and that massive contract locks the Browns in until March 20, 27.

No real competition added yet, naming Watson the week one starter could wipe out all that offseason buzz,

turning hope into another hasam era headache.

Brown's nation deserves better than circling back to that mess.