The Cleveland Browns are 2-1 on the year and are riding high after winning their home opener on Sunday. They defeated a tough Carolina Panthers team for their second straight win, and everyone is feeling great on a victory Monday.
After Sunday's game, though, Browns leader Deshaun Watson spoke about what it meant to him and to Cleveland.
Watson stated, "I think, just like, from all the adversity that I've dealt with over the years, and being able to finish out a game like this, regardless of the energy that the outside might feel or see, um, it just shows the character and the person I am. Regardless of what's going on, I'm gonna fight like hell to be able to accomplish what I want to accomplish, and that's to get the W, regardless of what chaos
is going on outside, good or bad. And, um, It was a great win, definitely one of the top ones. It was super fun. And, hell, let's go Cleveland, for sure. It's for the city, most definitely."
Watson has had his flaws on the field for the Browns since being traded there. However, the fourth quarter of the last two weeks has been some of the best football he has played yet. Despite that, he still needs to play a complete game for the fans to be all the way back in on him. He could achieve that on a short week if he can lead them to a win over the Pittsburgh Steelers and cement themselves as contenders in the AFC North.
This article originally appeared on Browns Wire: Deshaun Watson is happy for the city of Cleveland after Week 3 win
