Deshaun Watson is gone: He'll never be the same as he was when he played for Texans, expert says

The NFL world was left in shock when the Cleveland Browns made a bold move by g Deshaun Watson to a massive, fully-guaranteed contract. At the time of the g, Watson was embroiled in a legal battle, leaving his future in the NFL uncertain. Additionally, he hadn't seen any action on the field for over a year due to off-field issues and injuries, leaving doubts about his capabilities once he returned.

During his time with the Houston Texans, Watson was considered an MVP candidate, and many hoped he could return to that level of performance. However, having played only 12 games over the last two seasons, concerns have started to emerge among fans and analysts. One of them, James Jones, in a recent segment of "Speak" on FS1, expressed his apprehension: "Deshaun Watson from the Texans is gone."

It's evident that Watson's prolonged absence from the game, coupled with injuries and other factors, has raised doubts about whether he can replicate his previous success. Jones went on to emphasize that, in his opinion, Watson is no longer an MVP-caliber player.

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Despite winning five of his six starts last year, there is still uncertainty surrounding Watson's ability to perform at his previous level. This uncertainty leaves fans eagerly awaiting his performance in the months. The fate of the Browns seems to hinge on how Watson will fare over the next few seasons.

The decision to sign Watson undoubtedly carries both potential and risk for the Browns. His past accomplishments with the Texans demonstrate his talent and potential to be a game-changer.

However, his recent setbacks and time away from the game raise valid concerns about his ability to return to form. The fully-guaranteed contract reflects the Browns' belief in his potential, but it also places immense pressure on Watson to deliver results. It also raises valid concerns about his ability to regain his previous form. The seasons will be crucial in determining whether this move will propel the Browns to success or leave them grappling with unmet expectations.