When Deshaun Watson went down on the field in Week 7 against the Cincinnati Bengals with a season-ending Achilles injury, questions began to arise about the future of his football career and his time playing in Cleveland.

Cleveland is likely to pick near the top of next year's NFL draft, where selecting a QB could land them a player capable of starting in Year 1 and doing so on a reasonably-priced rookie contract to help negate the albatross of Watson's deal.

Browns general manager Andrew Berry hasn't ruled out quarterback Deshaun Watson returning to play for Cleveland again despite another significant injury, three disappointing seasons and a divided fan base.