The Cleveland Browns are undergoing significant changes as superstar Myles Garrett has formally requested a trade, creating a ripple effect within the organization. Longtime franchise stalwart Joel Bitonio is also contemplating retirement, signaling potential upheaval in the team's core structure. In a surprising move, veteran long snapper Charley Hughlett has been released after a decade with the team. Hughlett, who played in 152 games since 2014, was recognized for his consistency and work ethic, despite facing an injury that limited his appearances in the recent season. Browns GM Andrew Berry expressed gratitude for Hughlett's contributions, emphasizing his impact both on and off the field. To fill the void left by Hughlett, the team signed cornerback Anthony Kendall, who has spent recent seasons on practice squads with NFL teams.

Deshaun Watson faces intense scrutiny following a disappointing start to the season, with calls for him to be benched in favor of Jameis Winston. Despite being sacked a league-high 26 times and struggling with accuracy, Watson insists he remains confident.

Coach Kevin Stefanski continues to back Watson, emphasizing the need for improvement while maintaining play-calling duties. Meanwhile, the Browns grapple with injuries as they prepare for an upcoming game against the Philadelphia Eagles.

In a commanding performance, Jayden Daniels led the Washington Commanders to a 34-13 victory over the Cleveland Browns, marking their fourth consecutive win and improving their record to 4-1 for the first time since 2008.

Daniels showcased his skills with a long touchdown pass and 82 rushing yards, while the Commanders' defense dominated, forcing turnovers and limiting the Browns to just 212 total yards. Cleveland's struggles continued, dropping them to 1-4.