The Browns made a much-anticipated bookkeeping move on Thursday, restructuring Deshaun Watson’s contract again to get under the salary cap by the start of the NFL league year on Wednesday. In doing so,

With quarterback Deshaun Watson expected to miss the entire 2025 season after re-rupturing his Achilles tendon, the Cleveland Browns were forced regroup to on

It's an annual tradition like no other: The restructure of Deshaun Watson's five-year, $230 million fully guaranteed contract. The Cleveland Browns restructured Watson's contract this week, and created $35.8 million in cap space, according to NFL Media .

The Browns once again restructured quarterback Deshaun Watson's contract in order to open up salary cap space ahead of free agency.

The Cleveland Browns are focused on improving things in the QB room, and with a former Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback now in the mix, things could improve alongside Deshaun Watson.

The move will reportedly clear nearly $36 million in space, as Cleveland were close to $22 million over the cap.

Deshaun Watson agreed to restructure his contract with the Cleveland Browns, converting $44.7 million of his 2025 salary into a signing bonus, a league source told UPI on Thursday.

Deshaun Watson’s contract has been reworked again by the Cleveland Browns as the team looks to clear salary cap space with the new league year less than one week away.

The Browns have once again restructured Deshaun Watson's contract, a source told ESPN, clearing nearly $36 million in salary cap space.

When the Cleveland Browns hired Andrew Berry to be their general manager, the new guy in charge of the front office talked about being aggressive. Learning from his one year under Howie Roseman, Berry has lived up to his statements about aggression.