According to a report, Watson’s absence in the Cleveland Browns’ loss to the Ravens upset the team.

The Cleveland Browns are faced with increasing difficulties.

The Cleveland Browns’ humiliating loss to the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday has heated up the debate over quarterback Deshaun Watson’s decision to sit out the contest.

Murmuring began in the Browns’ locker room and among the spectators as the Ravens basked in their victory.
Everyone’s main concern is: Why didn’t Watson participate?

Watson opted to sit out of Sunday’s game despite receiving the all-clear from his doctor.
Kevin Stefanski, the head coach of the Browns, defended Watson’s selection while supporting his player.
He might say, “Players know their bodies best.
Stefanski was not alone in his opinions, though.
Watson’s teammates reportedly expressed frustration, especially considering that he had said he planned to play all week, according to Browns insider Jason Lloyd.

The rookie QB for the Browns was compelled to play.

Dorian Thompson-Robinson, a former quarterback for the UCLA Bruins, carried the burden of the contest on his young shoulders.
Thompson-Robinson, who was filling in for Watson and making his professional debut, showed promise during the preseason but was unable to prevent a 28-3 loss during his first game in the NFL. He completed just 19 of his 36 passes for 121 yards while throwing three interceptions.

Thompson-Robinson’s stats reflect the difficulty of transitioning to the pro-level, especially against a division rival.
Was it fair to throw a fifth-round pick, albeit one with a promising college career, into such a crucial game?

However, Watson has plenty of time to heal his shoulder because Week 5 is the Browns’ bye week.
As the Browns get ready to host the 49ers in Week 6, this will be crucial.
With 678 passing yards, four touchdowns, and two interceptions so far this season, Watson’s contributions have been about average.

The outcome of every game becomes more important as the Browns’ 2-2 record puts them in second place in the AFC North.
Although significant right now, the Watson saga ought to fade into the background of the Browns’ journey in 2023. But for the time being, it’s a hot topic that doesn’t seem to be dying down.