While the Cleveland Browns won't throw in the towel on the Deshaun Watson experiment this offseason, they may alter how they approach the

In the midst of a disappointing 3-8 season that’s featured starting quarterback Deshaun Watson struggle under center before suffering a season-ending Achilles injury in Week 7, Cleveland brass is looking “to add competition to the room” currently vacated by the team’s $230 million signal-caller, according to Sports Illustrated’s Albert Breer.

Things haven't gone as planned in Cleveland since the Browns traded for and signed quarterback Deshaun Watson to a five-year, fully guaranteed $230 million contract in 2022.

Following a tough start to his career with the Browns, controversial QB Deshaun Watson appears to be returning next year for another go.

Albert Breer reported on Thursday Night Football that Browns QB Deshaun Watson has undergone surgery for the Achilles tear he suffered this season and is currently focusing on his rehab at this point.

No matter how you try to spin it, Deshaun Watson can't be traded. He could waive his non-trade clause and there still wouldn’t be a team in the NFL desperate enough to take on that contract with the way he’s played since arriving in Cleveland.