Browns QB Deshaun Watson Says Focus Is on Winning, Not Job Security
Cleveland quarterback addresses pressure ahead of Week 2 matchup and upcoming home opener.
Cleveland Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson said Wednesday that his attention is on securing a win in Week 2 rather than concerns about his job security, according to ESPN.
Watson also addressed questions about the potential reception he may receive from fans during the team's home opener in Week 3, saying that outcome is not his current priority.
The quarterback's comments come amid broader scrutiny of his performance and standing with the team, though specific details regarding the nature of that scrutiny were not elaborated in the report.
ESPN did not provide additional context on Watson's remarks beyond his stated focus on winning in the near term.
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