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CLEVELAND -- Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson suffered a noncontact right leg injury toward the end of the first half of Sunday's game against the Cincinnati Bengals. Watson's leg appeared to hyperextend as he tried to carry the ball on the first play after the two-minute warning. Watson immediately gave himself up and fell to the ground. Shortly thereafter, a cart came onto the field and carried off the emotional Watson. The entire Browns sideline came onto the field as Watson was placed on the cart. Editor's Picks The Browns made Jameis Winston inactive as the emergency third quarterback, so Dorian Thompson-Robinson entered the game to replace Watson. Watson, in his third season in Cleveland, has struggled this season, posting the lowest QBR of all qualified passers. He was 15-of-17 for 128 yards Sunday before the injury.
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> The Giants' rookie wide receiver said it was the first time he has ever suffered a concussion.
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> Former NFL quarterback Jay Cutler has been arrested on DUI and weapons charges.
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> Haason Reddick and the Jets reached an agreement on an adjusted contract, ending his prolonged holdout.
Tua Tagovailoa is back. The Miami quarterback is set to practice this week and the hope is he will start in week 8 against the Arizona Cardinals, per sources.
>Kamara said the team needs to play better, so fans want to stay in their seats
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> The Browns have informed the city of Cleveland of their intention to move forward on a new domed stadium in suburban Brook Park and leave the current lakefront stadium.
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> Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson has won two MVP awards, so he set a high bar for himself heading into his seventh NFL season.
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> Sean Payton, now in his second season with the Broncos, returned to New Orleans as an opposing head coach for the first time and picked up the win.
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> Bills General Manager Brandon Beane says trading for wide receiver Amari Cooper this week may not be the last move his team makes in its quest to bring a Vince Lombardi Trophy to Buffalo this season.
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> It's a new season for the 49ers and the Chiefs, but it's hard to avoid thinking about the end of last season as they head into Week Seven.
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> Justin Fields says if he had played better there wouldn't be a question about whether he or Russell Wilson should start.
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> Rams wide receiver Cooper Kupp is "trending in the right direction" to play Sunday against the Raiders, coach Sean McVay said Wednesday.