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Browns QB Watson: Focus on winning, not job security

ESPN about 2 hours 1 mins read

Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson said Wednesday that his focus is on getting a win in Week 2, not his job security or the potential fan reception awaiting him in the team's home opener in Week 3.

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