Watson Eyes Comeback, Walker Retires

On April 2nd, Dishonn Watson set out the whole 2025 NFL season after surgery on a retorn Achilles tendon.

Without their star quarterback, the Cleveland Browns cycled through three starters and finished five and twelve, missing the playoffs for a second.

Year in a row. Now in the final year of his five-year $230 million deal, the three-time pro-buller is eyeing a strong comeback.

Brown's owner Jimmy Haslam told reporters, Watson has a great shot at the starting job under new head coach Todd Munkin.

Meanwhile, one of Watson's old teammates just called it a career.

Linebacker Anthony Walker Jr. drafted in the fifth round back in 2017 by the Indianapolis Colts, built a solid nine-year run across A.

Few teams. Walker joined the Browns before the 2021 season, starting 27 of 28 gains over three years with 170.

Tackles and other key plays. He bounced to the Miami Dolphins in 2024 and Tampa Bay Buccaneers in 2025 before hanging it up.

At age 30, Walker posted his retirement on Instagram with a thankful message to God and Watson jumped in the comments with support, saying more.

Gloria Head for his brother. Walker rafts up with 15.3 million in career earnings and plenty of respect from the league.