BEREA, Ohio — Cleveland Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson is throwing each different day as he continues his rehab from season-ending shoulder surgical procedure, head coach Kevin Stefanski mentioned Wednesday.
Cleveland held its first OTA follow Tuesday, and the workforce posted video of Watson throwing passes. Watson didn’t throw Wednesday, the primary session that was open to media, however he nonetheless participated in particular person and workforce drills.
“He seemed like himself to me,” Stefanski mentioned. “I have been in a position to watch him the final couple of weeks now that we have gotten into part 2. So, I’ve seen him throw. He is making nice progress. We are going to simply proceed to observe the medical workforce on this however he appears like himself.”
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Watson underwent season-ending surgical procedure in November to restore a displaced fracture to the glenoid in his throwing shoulder. Accidents restricted him to simply six video games in 2023.
Watson beforehand mentioned he’s throwing full velocity, and normal supervisor Andrew Berry mentioned he expects Watson to be prepared for the beginning of the 2024 season.
With Watson not throwing Wednesday, backups Jameis Winston and Tyler Huntley took the majority of reps in workforce drills. Dorian Thompson-Robinson, who suffered a season-ending hip harm final 12 months, was in attendance however not taking part.
