According to a recent rumor, Deshaun Watson might miss a few more games. According to Mary Kay Cabot of Cleveland.com, the quarterback for the Cleveland Browns is expected to miss a second consecutive game due to a shoulder injury. He has now been identified as having a right rotator cuff contusion.
The injury, according to Cabot, is “a deep contusion that presents or functions more like a strain.” The quarterback won’t be allowed to play again until he can throw without experiencing any pain, she adds.
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The Browns won’t let him play again until he can throw the ball with no pain.
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On September 24, Watson was hurt while playing against the Tennessee Titans. He was given the all-clear on October 3 by the team physicians since his shoulder had not sustained any structural damage, but he must recover and only engage in light throwing drills.
According to reports, the 28-year-old experienced some light throwing this week.
Watson was previously expected to swiftly return to the lineup because it was initially believed that the injury was just a bone bruise. But when he felt severe pain and weakness during a pregame warmup before the Browns’ game against the Baltimore Ravens in Week 4, the outlook was altered.
