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Deshaun Watson shed light on his expectations as the Browns weigh their next move after Shedeur Sanders’ strong performance against the Saints.

Cleveland Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson reportedly expects to return to the starting lineup next week after sitting out Sunday's game, according to CBS commentator Logan Ryan. Watson cleared concussion protocol on Saturday but was held out as Shedeur Sanders started under center in a 23-22 overtime loss to the New Orleans Saints. Ryan stated that Watson fully intends to play against the Houston Texans.
Despite Watson's expectations, Browns head coach Todd Monken has not officially named a starting quarterback for the upcoming game. Sanders impressed during his opportunity, throwing for 297 yards and two touchdowns. Monken indicated on Monday that he still needs to review game tape and confer with his offensive coaching staff before finalizing a decision.
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