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At long last, the Browns, and fantasy football managers, can begin planning for the NFL season actually knowing how much Deshaun Watson they can expect to see.
It was revealed Monday morning that Watson will be suspended for the first six games in the aftermath of 24 sexual misconduct lawsuits, most of which have been settled. That will leave Watson eligible to play in the final 11 games.
That is a big chunk of the season. Though, having sat out all of last year as the allegations mounted, and considering he is joining a new team and learning a new offense and will be surrounded by new teammates, it is safe to assume there will be a period of rust, perhaps significant.
