The Browns restructured Deshaun Watson’s contract once again on Friday, opening up a future exit strategy from the $230 million fully guaranteed contract they gave him in 2022. It also means he’s sticking around for at least another season.

The Cleveland Browns and Deshaun Watson have agreed to a restructured contract, a team source said Friday, an indication that the quarterback is set to return in 2025 after a failed 2024 season.

Quarterback Deshaun Watson and the Cleveland Browns have reached a contract agreement that will lessen Watson's cap charge in future years while keeping his fully guaranteed $92 million intact, sources tell CBS Sports.

It remains to be seen if Vrabel might try to bring Browns tight ends coach and passing game specialist Tommy Rees with him as offensive coordinator. Vrabel has worked closely this season with Rees, who serves as offensive coordinator for Notre Dame and Alabama, under Nick Saban, before coming here.

The Cleveland Browns agreed to terms on a restructured contract with quarterback Deshaun Watson this week, giving the team future flexibility while

The Cleveland Browns have agreed to a restructured contract with QB Deshaun Watson and the polarizing passer will be back with the team next season and potentially longer.

Deshaun Watson is set to remain with the Cleveland Browns as the team restructures his contract to create additional cap flexibility. NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport reported on Friday that the adjustments ensure Watson’s presence in Cleveland next season while making

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