The Cleveland Browns signed Deshaun Watson to a fully guaranteed $230 million contract when they acquired him from the Houston Texans.
Watson and the Browns took on the Tennessee Titans on Sunday, a week after a demoralizing loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers. With the game tied at 3-3 in the second quarter, the Browns faced a first-and-10 from near midfield.
Watson faced immediate pressure on a Titans blitz. He escaped the grasp of blitzing linebacker Azeez Al-Shaair. But he was immediately grabbed by defensive lineman Denico Autry. Instead of taking the sack, Watson opted to get rid of the ball. But he threw it in the wrong direction. As Autry took him to the turf, Watson slung the ball seven yards back toward Cleveland's own end zone. Fortunately for Cleveland, wide receiver Elijah Moore remained in the backfield and recovered the ball.
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