Deshaun Watson Resists Calls for More Designed Runs Amid Browns' Offensive Struggles

The Cleveland Browns quarterback insists he is not a running back and prefers to focus on passing despite the team's lackluster performance.

Watson has been vocal about not wanting more designed runs, citing his role as a passer and the risk of injury.
The Browns' offense ranks near the bottom of the NFL in several key metrics, including passing yards and total yards per game.
Watson's performance has been underwhelming, with a passer rating of 71.4 and ranking 27th among qualified quarterbacks.
Calls for Watson to be benched are growing, but the Browns are unlikely to make a change due to his fully guaranteed $230 million contract.
Head coach Kevin Stefanski emphasizes that the entire offense needs to improve to better protect Watson and boost overall performance.