PALM BEACH, Fla. — The quarterback room remains in the same shape it was in when the Browns started the offseason.
There's one healthy quarterback on the roster. Then there is Deshaun Watson, whose status for most of the upcoming season remains up in the air because of a second surgery on a torn Achilles.
The only thing that has changed is the identity of the healthy quarterback, and that's because the Browns traded one for one. They sent Dorian Thompson-Robinson, along with a fifth-round pick, to the Philadelphia Eagles for Kenny Pickett on the first day of free agency three weeks ago.
"I think that No. 1, we're at March 30; we don't play games till September," general manager Andrew Berry told a small group of Browns beat writers, including the Beacon Journal, Sunday at the
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