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Yardbarker NBA reports that Cleveland Browns head coach Todd Monken has named Deshaun Watson his starting quarterback after what the outlet describes as one of the most underwhelming quarterback competitions in recent NFL history. The decision has not settled the conversation around the position, and the report raises the question of whether the front office will continue exploring alternatives, including a potential trade for Mac Jones.
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