The Cleveland Browns received devastating news on Wednesday morning with the announcement that quarterback Deshaun Watson will be out for the rest of the season. Despite his stellar performance in the team's recent win over the Baltimore Ravens, an MRI revealed that Watson has suffered a displaced fracture to his right shoulder.

Watson had been battling a shoulder injury for several weeks, but this new injury was not related to the previous rotator cuff strain he experienced earlier in the season. After consultation with medical specialists, it was determined that Watson would need immediate surgery to avoid further structural damage. The Browns have placed him on season-ending injured reserve.

General Manager Andrew Berry expressed his disappointment and devastation for Watson, who has endured numerous medical challenges this season. However, the team remains optimistic that Watson will make a full recovery and be ready to play in the 2024 season.

With Watson out, rookie Dorian Thompson-Robinson will start at quarterback for the Browns in their upcoming game against the Pittsburgh Steelers. This will be Thompson-Robinson's second start this season, as he previously filled in for Watson in Week 4. Fourth-year pro P.J. Walker will serve as the backup quarterback.