The Cleveland Browns suffered a 34-10 loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars, leading to immediate scrutiny of quarterback Deshaun Watson’s performance and the team’s overall play. Despite the poor showing, Browns head coach Todd Monken indicated he is unlikely to make a quarterback change for Week 2.
Monken acknowledged Watson’s struggles, stating, “It’s not just him, OK? We’re putting this on Deshaun, OK, which is unfair.” He emphasized the need to analyze all aspects of the game, including coaching, before making any decisions. Monken added that external criticism is irrelevant to his decision-making process, stating, “That doesn’t affect me. That has nothing to do with my decision-making. My decision-making is what's best for the Browns now and moving forward.” While acknowledging the frustration surrounding Watson’s performance, Monken believes staying with Watson for at least one more game is the right course of action, though he conceded a change could be forced by another poor performance.
The game also highlighted issues with the Browns’ defense, with new defensive coordinator Mike Rutenberg and Pro Bowl defensive end Jared Verse both failing to make a strong first impression. The Jaguars were able to move the ball effectively throughout the game, according to the source.
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