Browns offensive coordinator Ken Dorsey explained Thursday why he believes the embattled Deshaun Watson deserves a longer look with the team at 1-5, and their offense ranked last in the NFL. “When you’re evaluating that position,

Browns starting quarterback Deshaun Watson has struggled to return to his former Pro Bowl self and is putting the offense in a dismantling position. As a former offensive tackle of the franchise who was here through some very difficult years, Schwartz had some thoughts on the Browns sticking with Watson as their starting quarterback.

A day after the Browns traded wide receiver Amari Cooper to the Buffalo Bills, quarterback Deshaun Watson said the move was just part of the business.