LANDOVER, Md. — With Kevin Stefanski stating unequivocally after Sunday’s ugly 34-13 loss to the Commanders that he’s sticking with Deshaun Watson at quarterback, he should turn the playcalling over to offensive coordinator Ken Dorsey this week to jumpstart the woeful unit.

Watson walked off the field to head to the sidelines instead of staying out there for the fourth-down play. This forced the Browns to take a delay penalty and to settle for a field goal, making it 24-6. Had they went for it and scored, it would have turned into a two-score game. There was no reason for Watson to walk off the field like that.

Deshaun Watson and Kevin Stefanski had a bad day at the office, as did all of the Cleveland Browns. During Sunday's beatdown loss at the hands of Jayden Daniels and the Washington Commanders, Watson and Stefanski could be seen yelling at each other on several occasions.