We’re in the second week of Deshaun Watson’s 21-day practice window, and the Cleveland Browns finally have an update. In a media interview, quarterback coach Bill Musgrave revealed just how involved Watson has been in the team’s training sessions.

Cleveland Browns quarterback coach Bill Musgrave shares what Deshaun Watson has been doing in practice with an interesting comment about the veteran QB.

Sources say Deshaun Watson is unlikely to play in 2025, but he is likely to be part of the Browns roster in 2026, NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport reported.

Per OverTheCap, Watson will carry an $80.7 million cap hit for 2026, the largest number in the history of the NFL. Still it's preferable to the $131.2 million in dead money they would incur by cutting him loose before June 1. If they cut him after June 1, they would still save zero money against the cap.

After weeks of mystery regarding quarterback Deshaun Watson's status in 2025, an answer suddenly emerged on Wednesday.

The Browns’ quarterback situation became the main story of their season, and a new update on Deshaun Watson’s future arrived just as Shedeur Sanders took over as QB1. This update now shapes what the Browns must decide in 2026.

After months sidelined by injury, Deshaun Watson has officially returned to the practice field for Cleveland Browns, but reports now say it’s highly unlikely he’ll take the field again during the 2025 season.

After Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson returned to practice this week following a twice-torn Achilles tendon in 2024, we explained why it was unlikely he'll play in 2025 — and why it's likely he'll be on the roster in 2026.