The Browns have restructured Deshaun Watson’s contract again to provide more cap flexibility once it expires after the 2026 season, a league source tells cleveland.com. Watson, 29, has two years left on his five-year contract worth $230 million,

The Cleveland Browns and quarterback Deshaun Watson have agreed to terms on a contract restructure, according to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport. The reworked deal indicates the Browns plan to have Watson on the roster next season. The contract restructure focused on easing the salary cap burden for Cleveland in the coming years.

Former Minnesota Vikings quarterback Kirk Cousins was named a Deshaun Watson replacement for the Cleveland Browns. The post Former Vikings QB Named Potential Browns’Deshaun Watson Replacement appeared first on Heavy Sports.

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How the next two games go will have a big impact on where the Cleveland Browns pick in April’s NFL draft. The Browns play the Miami Dolphins on Sunday and will finish the season at the Baltimore Ravens.

Watson is under contract for the next two years at $46 million annually. However, he will count $73 million against the cap each year, significantly hampering the Browns’ roster-building efforts. Cutting Watson — who is on a fully guaranteed contract — would lead to a historic amount of dead cap.