The primary quarterback for the Cleveland Browns, Deshaun Watson, will not be able to play on Sunday because his shoulder is hurt. He will miss a big and important game against the Baltimore Ravens. Ian Rapoport from the NFL Network made it known to everyone about this on Sunday morning. Later, the Browns told everyone that Watson was not allowed to play for a while.
With Watson out, rookie QB Dorian Thompson-Robinson will kickstart his first career in the NFL. Watson participated in all three practices this week on a limited basis and was limited to one pitch in Friday’s practice. Browns head coach Kevin Stefanski called Watson’s final practice “easy throwing.”
The Browns starter was listed as questionable for Sunday’s game and was not expected to play until early Sunday morning. Instead, Watson will miss his first game in Cleveland since serving an 11-game suspension last season.
Watson injured his shoulder in Cleveland’s Week 3 win over the Titans when the Browns quarterback was brought down on a read-option run by Amani Hooker in the third quarter. Through three games this season, Watson has completed 65 of 102 passes for 678 yards, four touchdowns, and two interceptions.
Thompson-Robinson had an exciting preseason with the Browns, showcasing his ability to make accurate throws and play with his feet. DTR’s play was convincing enough to make the former UCLA QB the backup signal caller and trade Joshua Dobbs to the Arizona Cardinals.
In his first real game on Sunday, Thompson-Robinson will try to keep up with Lamar Jackson and the rest of Baltimore’s team.
Steelers QB Kenny Pickett Suffers Knee Injury in Game against Texans and Needs Tests
Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Kenny Pickett was sidelined with a knee injury in Sunday’s 30-6 loss to the Houston Texans. After the game, the only update from head coach Mike Tomlin was that Pickett needed an evaluation.
Pickett was injured in a fourth-down sack of Texas defensive end Jonathan Greenard late in the third quarter. Pickett needed help on the sideline but was quickly removed from the team.
The Steelers were losing 23-6, and then Mitchell Trubisky came in to play quarterback. Pickett, the previous QB, finished the game, having thrown 15 passes and succeeding with 23 of them for 114 yards, however he also got one interception.
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