What happened: On Deebo Joe, co-hosts James Harrison and Joe Haden debated Cleveland Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson hosting his teammates for cards and food trucks at his home after beating the Baltimore Ravens. Harrison criticized throwing a party after a single regular-season victory against a backup quarterback, arguing team celebrations belong after a Super Bowl. Haden and Harrison also discussed Watson's remarks that his house remains open every week so teammates can spend time together outside the facility.

Why it matters: Haden argued on Deebo Joe that off-field gatherings build locker-room trust for first- and second-year players after Watson previously sought Browns fans' backing amid outside scrutiny. The co-hosts also weighed a veteran teammate skipping the gathering because he lived 50 miles and an hour-long drive from Watson's home. Both hosts ultimately agreed that regular player meetups of 25 to 30 teammates regardless of wins or losses build camaraderie over a season.

What to watch: Watson stated on the show that he plans to keep his home open for weekly team gatherings as the Browns continue their 2026 regular season.