Ravens Rival QB Deshaun Watson Injury Rehab Progressing For Browns

Last season, Cleveland Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson injured his shoulder in Week 3 against the Tennessee Titans, then again in Week 7 vs. the Indianapolis Colts.

Last season, Cleveland Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson injured his shoulder in Week 3 against the Tennessee Titans, then again in Week 7 vs. the Indianapolis Colts.

He re-injured it in Week 10 against the Baltimore Ravens and was shut down for the rest of the season, diagnosed with a rotator cuff injury and a scapula fracture.

On Wednesday, Browns coach Kevin Stefanski updated the media on Watson's recovery and rehab.

“He’s coming along. I know he’s going to start throwing here shortly,” Stefanski said. “Ken [Dorsey] and I are going to go out and see him next week and spend some time — not talk football, just catch up. 

"Won’t see him throw. But just want to check in on him. I text him almost every day, so he’s in a good place.” 

The Browns have a new offensive coordinator in Ken Dorsey, but because offseason workouts have not yet begun, they can't talk scheme with Watson yet.

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But Stefanski did indicate that he and Dorsey will discuss as much of the new-ish offense as they can when the time comes.

The Browns finished 11-6 last season behind the arm of former Ravens Super Bowl-winning quarterback Joe Flacco but were ousted by the Houston Texans in the Wild Card round of the playoffs.