Deshaun Watson injury update: Browns QB out of season after shoulder injury, PJ Walker expected to play

Cleveland Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson will miss all of the 2023 NFL season because of a wrecked bone in his tossing shoulder, the Cleveland Browns reported on Wednesday.

In a tweet, the Browns stated, “Deshaun Watson will go through season-finishing a medical procedure on a messed up bone in his tossing shoulder.”

If we’re being real Deshaun Watson has probably been though the most pain and trauma out of any athlete in the past decade.. 25 false allegations after his most successful season, whole world hating on him. And once he looks back to normal he suffers a season ending injury. Sad. pic.twitter.com/xgPm00LjIm

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QB PJ Walker is supposed to be the beginning quarterback for the Earthy colors. Deshaun Watson, who was determined to have a dislodged break to his glenoid, as per a X-ray on Monday, will have a medical procedure on his right tossing shoulder that will complete the season, the Cleveland Browns affirmed.

To forestall future primary harm, the choice to go through a medical procedure was taken subsequent to talking with shoulder expert Neal ElAttrache, MD, and Browns’ head doctor James Voos, MD, regardless of the player’s solid exhibition and consummation of the game. Watson will be put on harmed save until the end of the time, and a full recuperation is normal by the 2024 season’s opening.

Deshaun Watson, the quarterback for the Cleveland Earthy colors, is managing one more injury in the wake of being out for about a month due to a rotator sleeve strain in his right shoulder.

Watson re-harmed his shoulder during the group’s latest triumph over the Baltimore Ravens. Preceding this, Watson was battling with a lower leg injury from the past game. His right shoulder’s glenoid crack was dislodged, and a X-ray uncovered a high-lower leg sprain.

Watson will subsequently have season-finishing a medical procedure, and it is guessed that he will completely recuperate by the start of the 2024 season. For more data, senior supervisor Andrew Berry will address the media.

Notwithstanding having a lower leg injury, Deshaun Watson played with staggering versatility in the final part of the group’s latest game against the Baltimore Ravens.

He finished every one of the 14 passes for 134 yards and a score in the last two quarters. After a troublesome first half in which Watson toiled with a 6-of-20 culmination rate, 79 yards, a capture (returned for a score), and a 22.7 passer rating, this mind boggling rebound was organized.

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