"I'm excited to welcome Aaron Glenn home as the head coach of the New York Jets," said Jets Chairman Robert Wood Johnson.

Cleveland Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson reportedly re-tore his Achilles tendon just three months after the original injury, potentially jeopardizing his entire 2025 season. He underwent ...

The second tear of quarterback Deshaun Watson’s Achilles tendon could give the Browns their last ... The team’s announcement of Watson’s re-injury says that he rolled his ankle in Miami. If he rolled ...

the Browns were a bit of a wild card given their contract commitments to Deshaun Watson — even with the Achilles injury that ended his 2024 season prematurely. However, Watson suffered a setback ...

According to the team's news release, Watson had surgery on Thursday to repair the new injury to the tendon. Watson, 29, initially tore his right Achilles tendon on Oct. 20 during the Browns' Week ...

After returning post-suspension, Watson has finished each of the past two seasons on IR with arm/shoulder and Achilles injuries. If he misses all of 2025, he'll have played in just 19 games over ...

Watson met Thursday with Dr. Robert Anderson before undergoing the surgery. Watson had his initial Achilles injury repaired on Oct. 25. He has been splitting time in Ohio and Florida during his ...

The normal timeline for an Achilles tear was eight to 12 months, which meant the original injury was still putting him on a trajectory to have at least started training camp on the physically ...

Watson had surgery five days later, and he had been away from the team rehabbing his injury when he got hurt again. It's not immediately known exactly how Watson hurt his Achilles the second time.

We saw both Kirk Cousins and Aaron Rodgers lack mobility at times after their returns from Achilles injuries in 2024. The latest injury redoubles the disastrous Watson tenure in Cleveland.

Even though Achilles tears have become more common in the NFL, it's not an injury that has often happened multiple times to the same player. The most recent example is running back Cam Akers ...