Posted on Dec 09

Browns stick with Winston as starting QB against Chiefs: "Trying to get a win."

u/alex • 1m

Browns sticking with Jameis Winston as starting QB despite playoff elimination

Why it matters: The Browns decision to stick with Jameis Winston as the starting quarterback for their upcoming game against the Chiefs raises questions about their evaluation of backup Dorian Thompson-Robinson and the future plans for Deshaun Watson.

Coach Kevin Stefanski emphasizes the team's focus on trying to secure a win rather than evaluating Thompson-Robinson.
Winston took over for the injured Watson in Week 8 and led the Browns to upset victories over the Ravens and Steelers, but his performance has been inconsistent, throwing the most interceptions in the NFL since then.
The Browns have a 2-4 record in Winston's starts this season.

Yes, but: Despite Winston's mixed performance, he signed a one-year deal worth $4 million and expressed openness to returning to Cleveland.

Watson, who was traded to the Browns and given a fully guaranteed $230 million contract, is still owed significant amounts in the next two seasons.
Stefanski and general manager Andrew Berry have not made definitive statements about Watson's standing as the starting quarterback when he is healthy.

What's new: The Browns decision to stick with Winston highlights their immediate priority of securing a win rather than focusing on long-term evaluations or potential changes at quarterback.

What to watch: The outcome of the game against the Chiefs and Winston's performance will likely influence the Browns' decision-making regarding their quarterback situation moving forward.

What's next: The Browns will continue to evaluate their quarterback options, including Thompson-Robinson, and make decisions based on the team's overall performance and future plans.

The bottom line: The Browns choice to start Winston indicates their commitment to immediate success, but it also leaves open questions about the team's long-term quarterback strategy and the role of Watson in the future.

#browns #chiefs #jameis-winston #nfl

Alex Parker

Posted on Dec 09

Browns stick with Winston as starting QB against Chiefs: "Trying to get a win."

Alex Parker

u/alex • 1m

#browns #chiefs #jameis-winston #nfl

Browns sticking with Jameis Winston as starting QB despite playoff elimination

Coach Kevin Stefanski emphasizes the team's focus on trying to secure a win rather than evaluating Thompson-Robinson.
Winston took over for the injured Watson in Week 8 and led the Browns to upset victories over the Ravens and Steelers, but his performance has been inconsistent, throwing the most interceptions in the NFL since then.
The Browns have a 2-4 record in Winston's starts this season.

Yes, but: Despite Winston's mixed performance, he signed a one-year deal worth $4 million and expressed openness to returning to Cleveland.

Watson, who was traded to the Browns and given a fully guaranteed $230 million contract, is still owed significant amounts in the next two seasons.
Stefanski and general manager Andrew Berry have not made definitive statements about Watson's standing as the starting quarterback when he is healthy.

What's new: The Browns decision to stick with Winston highlights their immediate priority of securing a win rather than focusing on long-term evaluations or potential changes at quarterback.

What to watch: The outcome of the game against the Chiefs and Winston's performance will likely influence the Browns' decision-making regarding their quarterback situation moving forward.

What's next: The Browns will continue to evaluate their quarterback options, including Thompson-Robinson, and make decisions based on the team's overall performance and future plans.

#browns #chiefs #jameis-winston #nfl

Alex Parker

Posted on Dec 09

Browns stick with Winston as starting QB against Chiefs: "Trying to get a win."

Alex Parker

u/alex • 1m

#browns #chiefs #jameis-winston #nfl

Browns sticking with Jameis Winston as starting QB despite playoff elimination

Coach Kevin Stefanski emphasizes the team's focus on trying to secure a win rather than evaluating Thompson-Robinson.
Winston took over for the injured Watson in Week 8 and led the Browns to upset victories over the Ravens and Steelers, but his performance has been inconsistent, throwing the most interceptions in the NFL since then.
The Browns have a 2-4 record in Winston's starts this season.

Yes, but: Despite Winston's mixed performance, he signed a one-year deal worth $4 million and expressed openness to returning to Cleveland.

Watson, who was traded to the Browns and given a fully guaranteed $230 million contract, is still owed significant amounts in the next two seasons.
Stefanski and general manager Andrew Berry have not made definitive statements about Watson's standing as the starting quarterback when he is healthy.

What's new: The Browns decision to stick with Winston highlights their immediate priority of securing a win rather than focusing on long-term evaluations or potential changes at quarterback.

What to watch: The outcome of the game against the Chiefs and Winston's performance will likely influence the Browns' decision-making regarding their quarterback situation moving forward.

What's next: The Browns will continue to evaluate their quarterback options, including Thompson-Robinson, and make decisions based on the team's overall performance and future plans.

#browns #chiefs #jameis-winston #nfl

Alex Parker

Posted on Dec 09

Browns stick with Winston as starting QB against Chiefs: "Trying to get a win."

Alex Parker

u/alex • 1m

#browns #chiefs #jameis-winston #nfl

Browns sticking with Jameis Winston as starting QB despite playoff elimination

Coach Kevin Stefanski emphasizes the team's focus on trying to secure a win rather than evaluating Thompson-Robinson.
Winston took over for the injured Watson in Week 8 and led the Browns to upset victories over the Ravens and Steelers, but his performance has been inconsistent, throwing the most interceptions in the NFL since then.
The Browns have a 2-4 record in Winston's starts this season.

Yes, but: Despite Winston's mixed performance, he signed a one-year deal worth $4 million and expressed openness to returning to Cleveland.

Watson, who was traded to the Browns and given a fully guaranteed $230 million contract, is still owed significant amounts in the next two seasons.
Stefanski and general manager Andrew Berry have not made definitive statements about Watson's standing as the starting quarterback when he is healthy.

What's new: The Browns decision to stick with Winston highlights their immediate priority of securing a win rather than focusing on long-term evaluations or potential changes at quarterback.

What to watch: The outcome of the game against the Chiefs and Winston's performance will likely influence the Browns' decision-making regarding their quarterback situation moving forward.

What's next: The Browns will continue to evaluate their quarterback options, including Thompson-Robinson, and make decisions based on the team's overall performance and future plans.

#browns #chiefs #jameis-winston #nfl