After the announcement that Deshaun Watson will need surgery and his 2025 season is in doubt, he may be the worst trade ever.

The Cleveland Browns' disastrous trade for Deshaun Watson took another turn Friday, as the team announced the quarterback tore his right Achilles tendon again and underwent a second surgery. In a statement,

The Browns have $44.3 million of Watson’s $46 million base salary covered by insurance. Yes, this means that the Browns will see $44.3 million put back into their cap space. However, this policy would not be cashed out until after the 2025 season, so the Browns would see that total recouped in their 2026 cap space.

Yahoo Sports' Jason Fitz and senior NFL writer Frank Schwab discuss Cleveland's outlook - with the second overall pick in April's NFL draft, and its quarterback undergoing his second Achilles surgery in the last few months.

The Browns head into this offseason with a few positional needs, but one of the biggest ones is at quarterback. With the No. 2 overall pick in the 2025 NFL draft, Cleveland is in a great position to get one of the top signal-callers.

There is a long list of disappointing Browns players during the disastrous 2024 season. Finishing the campaign with six straight losses and securing the No. 2 overall pick in the draft was the only silver lining in this miserable year.

The Cleveland Browns still have quarterback Deshaun Watson under contract for two more years and they still owe him big-time money. Unfortunately, there is a ch