Cleveland Browns fans are stuck with Deshaun Watson, whether they like it or not, based on the latest reporting.

The Browns and QB Deshaun Watson have agreed to a contract restructure, a source confirmed to ESPN. The move signals that Watson is likely to return in 2025.

The Cleveland Browns have agreed to a restructured contract with QB Deshaun Watson and the polarizing passer will be back with the team next season and potentially longer.

The adjustment, which is technically an extension by adding a new year to the existing contract but no new money, is intended to help the Browns field a competitive roster for 2025 and beyond. Watson has $46 million due to him over the next two years to complete the $230 million contract signed in 2022.

Ian Rapoport reports the Browns and QB Deshaun Watson have agreed to terms on a contract restructure.  Rapoport notes the reworked deal signals that Watson is expected to continue in Cleveland next season.

The Cleveland Browns and quarterback Deshaun Watson have agreed to terms on a contract restructure, according to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport. The reworked deal indicates the Browns plan to have Watson on the roster next season. The contract restructure focused on easing the salary cap burden for Cleveland in the coming years.

The biggest story for the Cleveland Browns heading into 2025 was the future of QB Deshaun Watson. Due to his huge contract and the salary cap implications, the Browns would struggle to move on from him but fans expect that the team would do everything they could to not have Watson on the roster.

The Browns have agreed to terms on a restructured contract for Deshaun Watson with an adjustment aimed at easing future salary cap burden and signaling he is expected to be on Cleveland's roster next season,