Watson's NFL future is as murky as it gets. He ruptured his right Achilles tendon Week 7 last year and then re-tore it three months later, undergoing a second surgery in January. He likely won't return until November at the earliest. Watson was not good last season prior to the injury either, coming off a shoulder injury. He threw as many as two TDs once (against the Giants) and failed to throw a TD in three games. He never topped 200 yards, despite nearly 31 attempts per game, finishing last among 39 QBs with at least 200 attempts with a 5.3 YPA. The Browns signed Joe Flacco and Kenny Pickett and drafted Dillon Gabriel (third round) and Shedeur Sanders (fifth round) but still have enough invested in Watson to start him if he's healthy -- and assuming no other QB runs away with the job. WR Jerry Jeudy returns, and the team drafted Harold Fannin, who led FBS with 117 receptions last season, to join returning TE David Njoku. Beyond that, however, it's a lackluster receiving group. Watson has played just 19 games the last four years. How many more games he plays is quite uncertain.
