Any disappointed Cleveland Browns fan who believed general manager Andrew Berry would discuss the real temperature inside the team’s facility Wednesday or assure that things aren’t as bad as the 2-7 record indicates, probably heads to the bye week feeling like they just watched the team’s offense this season.

The Cleveland Browns will play the rest of the 2024 NFL season without Deshaun Watson, who suffered a torn Achilles in Week 7. Asked Wednesday whether the polarizing quarterback will ever suit up for the team again,

Browns general manager Andrew Berry gave an eye-opening take on quarterback Deshaun Watson's future with the team.

Despite Deshaun Watson's struggles on the field and his season-ending injuries in back-to-back years, the Cleveland Browns aren't ruling out bringing back

The only certainty about Deshaun Watson's future with the Browns is that they owe him $92 million over the next two years. Everything else about the quarterback is up in the air. At his annual bye-week news conference,

The team's 2-7 start to the year has led to questions about virtually everyone's future on the roster and coaching staff, including head coach Kevin Stefanski. Through four-plus seasons as the Browns' head coach, Stefanski has posted a 39-37 record, and taken the team to the playoffs twice.

Browns general manager Andrew Berry was noncommittal when asked Wednesday about the franchise's standing with quarterback Deshaun Watson.