Cleveland Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson has been dealing with some serious injury issues. Recently, he underwent a second surgery on his right Achilles tendon, which initially ruptured and was first operated on back in October. Dr. Bob Anderson, a specialist from Charlotte, handled both of these procedures. The second surgery came about because Watson was feeling some discomfort after rolling his ankle in Miami. It turns out that the Achilles tendon had ruptured again.

The Browns are keeping a close eye on Watson's recovery. They're not sure how long it will take for him to get back into playing shape. It's possible that he might miss a significant part of the 2025 season. Since the Browns traded a lot to get Watson and gave him a massive contract, they'll be hoping he can bounce back quickly. But with injuries like these, it's hard to predict.

Watson has only started 19 games for the Browns since they made the big trade before the 2022 season. With two huge seasons ahead, including potential cap hits of $72. 9 million each, the Browns have a lot riding on Watson's health. It's a tough situation, but the team will have to manage expectations and plan for different scenarios.

Quarterback Deshaun Watson's Achilles Tendon Troubles Continue

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