Deshaun Watson understands that he's not ranked as high as he used to be after not playing for so long.
says he has no issue with no longer being ranked among the NFL's top passers heading into the season.
"You can't focus on that because that ranking is always changing," Watson said."And for me, I missed two years of football, so I shouldn't be in those rankings, to be honest. If you're asking me, I haven't played ball, I haven't played enough football the last few years to even be up there. So I got to go out there and prove and show what I got to do to get back in those conversations.
Watson is entering his first full season as Cleveland's starting quarterback. He played six games last year for the Browns after serving an 11-game suspension for violating the league's personal conduct policy after he was accused by more than two dozen women of sexual assault and sexual misconduct during massage sessions..
Watson led the NFL in passing yards in 2020 and was generally considered to be among the top quarterbacks in the league. But Watson struggled after his return from last year's suspension. In six games, he posted a QBR of 38.3; only
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