What happened: Deshaun Watson has earned the right to remain the starting quarterback for the Cleveland Browns, according to a report from NFL Network. In a separate roster development, the Pittsburgh Steelers will debut a new right side of their offensive line.
Why it matters: The commitment to Watson provides clarity for the Cleveland offense amid a difficult stretch to begin the season. Meanwhile, Pittsburgh's offensive line changes reflect an effort to improve execution and protection up front.
By the numbers: Cleveland sits at 2-3 on the season, averaging 17.4 points per game while allowing 26.2. The Browns are coming off a 37-13 victory over the New England Patriots.
What to watch: Cleveland looks to build momentum in its scheduled home game against the 4-2 Carolina Panthers.