The Cleveland Browns are primed to try and trade with the New York Jets for QB Aaron Rodgers as Deshaun Watson's replacement next season.

It's looking very likely that the Cleveland Browns will replace Deshaun Watson during the offseason, and the most probably scenario seems to be the Browns draft

Browns general manager Andrew Berry hasn’t ruled out quarterback Deshaun Watson returning to play for Cleveland again despite another significant injury, three disappointing seasons and a divided fan base.

Despite Deshaun Watson's struggles on the field and his season-ending injuries in back-to-back years, the Cleveland Browns aren't ruling out bringing back

CLEVELAND, Ohio - GM Andrew Berry left the door open for Deshaun Watson to play again for the Browns in some capacity despite his rocky tenure and widespread rejection from fans. “I think that’s always possible,” Berry said during his bye week press conference.

Following a tough start to his career with the Browns, controversial QB Deshaun Watson appears to be returning next year for another go.

Albert Breer reported on Thursday Night Football that Browns QB Deshaun Watson has undergone surgery for the Achilles tear he suffered this season and is currently focusing on his rehab at this point.

No matter how you try to spin it, Deshaun Watson can't be traded. He could waive his non-trade clause and there still wouldn’t be a team in the NFL desperate enough to take on that contract with the way he’s played since arriving in Cleveland.