In one of his best games as a Brown, Watson completed 81.82% of his passes, throwing for 289 yards with two touchdowns and no interceptions. But Watson injured his shoulder in that game—an injury he would attempt to play through but that would go on to end his season after only having played in six games for the second year in a row.

This was a stark contrast to the other offense in the game led by Deshaun Watson. The Commanders held Watson and the Cleveland Browns out of the endzone until midway through the fourth quarter during Sunday's victory. The Browns punted seven total times and converted only one of their 13 third-down attempts.

Cleveland Browns coach Kevin Stefanski says his team is not changing quarterbacks after Deshaun Watson and the offense struggled in a 34-13 loss at Washington

The Browns’ desperate trade for Deshaun Watson was supposed to at least yield an on-field payoff. Instead, he’s been a below-average starting quarterback.

Deshaun Watson is an infection with no known cure. The Browns can’t cut or trade him, and they refuse let to him cash checks from the bench.