Cleveland Browns’ quarterback Deshaun Watson underwent Achilles ... Cleveland is set to select behind the Tennessee Titans — who also figure to take one of the two top arms, Colorado’s ...

The Tennessee Titans have the first overall pick for the first time since 1978. The franchise got it right back then, ...

The Tennessee Titans struggled this season with ... Instead, the dishonor of being No. 32 went to Cleveland Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson, who ruptured his Achilles twice during the season ...

Deshaun Watson's injury history dates back to college at Clemson ... Although he was dressed for the game, he did not play ...

The Browns owe Watson $46 million in each of the next two seasons. Cutting him would trigger a dead cap charge of $119 million if designated as a post-June 1 release. This makes it highly likely that ...

The Tennessee Titans have the No. 1 overall pick and are mulling selecting either of the two top quarterback options, Shedeur ...

Here's a preview of what the Titans might be able to get out of those teams in a trade. Considering how horribly things have gone—and continue to go—with Deshaun Watson, the Browns just might ...

Cleveland Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson ruptured an Achilles ... prospects Shedeur Sanders or Cam Ward if the Tennessee Titans don’t take one of them with the No. 1 overall pick.

2025 NFL Mock Draft: Tennessee Titans Make a Splash, Cleveland Browns Replace Deshaun Watson, Abdul Carter Makes Jaguars Defense Terrifying Story by Reese Decker • 1w ...

The Cleveland Browns' frustrating season ended with a 3-14 record and tied for the worst record in the NFL alongside the New York Giants and Tennessee Titans. Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson ...

Once again, the Cleveland Browns had several signal callers starting games for them in the 2024 season. Deshaun Watson, ...

The Tennessee Titans struggled this season with second-year pro Will Levis under center.Levis won just one game where he played from start to finish, leading the Titans to the worst record and the No.