Cleveland Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson is making great progress in his rehabilitation from shoulder surgery, as confirmed by Browns general manager Andrew Berry. Berry mentioned in an interview with NFL Network that Watson has been working extremely hard to prepare for the upcoming training camp. Despite his eagerness to go full speed, Watson has shown impressive improvement during the team’s veteran minicamp, excelling in both seven-on-seven drills and team periods.
According to Berry, Watson’s performance has been so promising that it’s hard to believe he was sidelined with a shoulder injury last season. The Browns are looking forward to seeing him in action once training camp kicks off. This news comes as a relief to fans who have been eagerly anticipating Watson’s return to the field.
The 28-year-old quarterback suffered a fractured shoulder during a game against the Baltimore Ravens in November, which required surgery. Since joining the Browns from the Houston Texans, Watson has faced various challenges, including an 11-game suspension at the start of the 2022 season due to personal conduct violations. Additionally, injuries limited his playing time to just six games in 2023, during which he still managed to put up respectable numbers.
Despite these setbacks, Watson’s talent and potential are undeniable, given his impressive stats over the years. As a three-time Pro Bowler, he has accumulated over 16,000 passing yards, 118 touchdowns, and 45 interceptions in his NFL career. With a winning record as a starter, Watson’s presence on the field has been instrumental in driving his teams to success.
As the Browns gear up for the upcoming season, Watson’s progress in rehab is a positive sign for the team and its fans. His determination and hard work are evident in his performance during the minicamp, indicating that he is on track to make a strong comeback. With training camp on the horizon, all eyes will be on Watson as he aims to lead the Browns to victory in the upcoming season.
