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If the NFL season ended today, all four of the teams in the AFC North would be in the playoffs, which would mark a first for any division.

Deshaun Watson reared back and in one motion signaled his return. After waiting weeks for Watson's right shoulder to get stronger, Browns wide receiver Amari Cooper knew in an instant that Cleveland's quarterback was back. “If he wasn’t feeling good, he wouldn’t have thrown the ball deep,” said Cooper, who hauled in Watson's pass in the first quarter for a 59-yard gain.

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Deshaun Watson is going to try again. Cleveland's quarterback, who was sidelined for all but 12 plays in four October games with a curious and confusing right shoulder injury, will start Sunday against the Arizona Cardinals, Browns coach Kevin Stefanski said following Friday's practice. Watson has been dealing with a strained rotator cuff, an injury he first sustained on Sept. 24 against Tennessee.

Cleveland Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson (shoulder) said hes "not sure" about his availability for Week 9 against the Arizona Cardinals on Sunday.

Cleveland Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson practiced Thursday for the second straight day and signs point to him starting Sunday against Arizona after missing most of the past month with a right shoulder injury. Watson was the first Cleveland QB to take reps in passing drills, an indication the Browns (4-3) are preparing him to face the Cardinals (1-7). Watson looked just as good outside during the 20-minute period open to media members Thursday.

CARDINALS PLAYER TO WATCH: TE Trey McBride has emerged as one Arizona's lead playmakers, catching 10 passes for 95 yards and a touchdown against the Ravens last weekend. The 6-foot-4, 246-pounder was a second-round pick out of Colorado State last season and started this season splitting time with veteran Zach Ertz before earning a bigger role. BROWNS PLAYER TO WATCH: Rookie WR Cedric Tillman is expected to become more involved in Cleveland's offense following the trade of WR Donovan Pe...

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Cleveland Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson returned to practice Wednesday after being sidelined for three starts and missing most of four games with an injured right shoulder. Coach Kevin Stefanski said Watson would be limited in practice as the Browns (4-3) begin preparing on the field for the Arizona Cardinals (1-7), who have their own quarterback carousel.

The Dolphins (6-2) have the league's highest-scoring offense and are No. in rushing and passing. Kansas City's No.