Deshaun Watson will start for the Browns on Friday against the Commanders, though it's not clear how long he will play.
Watson said he doesn’t know how long he’ll play and “I don’t care.” He’s up for whatever coach Kevin Stefanski wants him to do.
He hopes to function efficiently and focus on the operational details of the game.Watson doesn’t know if any thought was given to resting him this game, considering the Browns are practicing against the Eagles Monday and Tuesday in Philadelphia.
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