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I'd be stunned if DeShone Watson starts week one for the Browns, stunned for 50 different reasons.

Because we're asking what's going to, quote, unquote, change the narrative.

Which narrative are we talking about?

If you're just talking about who gives the Browns the best chance to win,

I don't know. It might be to Sean Watson. We haven't seen him legitimately and healthy in so long. Maybe he is better head-to-head than Shadurra Sanders. I don't know. But there's also so many other narratives with the Browns that they browns things up, that they always change quarterbacks, that they're honestly one of the most losing franchises over the years. It's just there's this stink about the Browns.

The Sean Watson's not changing that. Remind yourself that in addition to all of the baggage and all

his status as a pariah for so long, the owner of the franchise publicly disavowed this player.

Didn't pull any punches. Straight up, named them,

said this is how terrible this was and the responsibility for this, and he's still on the team.

That's going to, for Schinders Sanders, who may be flawed, he is a brown. He was drafted by the

Browns. He represents the Browns. He is not someone who came in from another franchise in one of the,

maybe the worst trade in the history of the NFL, if not all of professional sports, and then

got hurt and it's just standing around. And you're right. I don't think the Browns fans have

any attachment to Deshawn Watson. I don't think they have any rooting interest in Deshawn

Watson. I don't know if they all love Chador, but Chadour is a

legitimate, honest of goodness, Cleveland Brown. And I think he's younger and has more potential

and has none of the other stuff going on that makes Deshawn Watson outside of football,

maybe undesirable to fan bases. With all of that, I think Deshaun Watson would have to be

miles ahead of him on the field.

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