Uncertainty Over Starting Quarterbacks Continues as Browns Face Cardinals

Browns' Deshaun Watson may play if shoulder allows, while Cardinals' Kyler Murray could return from last season's knee injury.

Deshaun Watson's participation in the upcoming game against the Cardinals is uncertain, following the shoulder injury that saw him removed from a game against the Colts two weeks ago. However, he has returned to training this week, suggesting a positive progression.
The Cleveland Browns are set to increasingly use a 'committee approach' in the backfield. This could include Jerome Ford, Kareem Hunt, and Pierre Strong Jr., regardless of who the starting quarterback is, to enhance their run game.
Browns' Plan B quarterback, P.J. Walker, has been struggling with turnovers, having combined with Watson for a total of 11 turnovers over the past three games.
Cardinals' quarterback, Kyler Murray, could return from a knee injury from last season. However, with the Cardinals losing five straight and sitting 1-7 for the season, they may opt to start rookie quarterback Clayton Tune instead.
The Browns' recent trade of Donovan Peoples-Jones is seen as a strategic business decision, anticipating the rise of Cedric Tillman who is expected to become more involved in Cleveland's game plan.