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Browns' Deshaun Watson-led win over Bucs was the worst thing for Cleveland in 2026 – CBS Sports

Browns’ Deshaun Watson-led win over Bucs was the worst thing for Cleveland in 2026  CBS SportsBrowns Week 2 Win over Buccaneers is Proof: Some Wins Just Mean More  Yahoo SportsAfter Lightning Delay, Bucs Can’t Land Final Strike in Loss to…
One Place News   •   September 21, 2026   •   Updated September 21, 2026
Browns' Deshaun Watson-led win over Bucs was the worst thing for Cleveland in 2026 – CBS Sports

Browns’ Deshaun Watson-led win over Bucs was the worst thing for Cleveland in 2026  CBS SportsBrowns Week 2 Win over Buccaneers is Proof: Some Wins Just Mean More  Yahoo SportsAfter Lightning Delay, Bucs Can’t Land Final Strike in Loss to Browns  buccaneers.comBrowns 23-19 Buccaneers (Sep 20, 2026) Game Recap  ESPNBrowns Locker Room Sends Clear Message on Deshaun Watson After Upset  Yahoo Sports

Sometimes in life and in football, short-term success can get in the way of long-term growth and development. That's exactly what happened to the Cleveland Browns (1-1) in Week 2. Quarterback Deshaun Watson has not come within the same zip code of the expectations the Browns bestowed on him when they traded a package centered around three first-round picks to the Houston Texans to acquire his services before extending him on a five-year, fully guaranteed $230 million contract. That's on top of his extensive off-field legal issues. It appeared as though perhaps a second straight down week for Cleveland after getting punked 34-10 in Week 1 at the Jacksonville Jaguars might have led to curtains on the Watson era ahead of the team's home opener in Week 3 against the Carolina Panthers (1-1).

Instead, Watson was able to conjure a faint outline of the three-time Pro Bowler that he was with the Houston Texans from 2018 to 2020. Now at 31 years old in 2026 after needing season-ending shoulder surgery (2023) and multiple Achilles tears (2024 and 2025), a less spry Watson cobbled together 238 yards passing and two passing touchdowns

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