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.

The Cleveland Browns, and specifically quarterback Deshaun Watson, struggled in Sunday's 34–13 loss to the Washington Commanders, but coach Kevin Stefanski doesn't plan to make a quarterback change any time soon.

The Cleveland Browns fell to 1-4 with Sunday's 34-13 loss to the Washington Commanders, and Deshaun Watson remained erratic under center, completing just 53.6% of his passes. Just don't expect coach Kevin Stefanski to even entertain a switch at the position as Cleveland sinks to the cellar of the AFC North.