Deshaun Watson, quarterback for the Browns, suffered a right-shoulder injury in Sunday's game that will end his season. He will undergo surgery but is expected to fully recover for the start of the 2024 season. In the meantime, Browns pass catchers may see decreased efficiency without Watson. P.J. Walker, who will be the primary quarterback for the rest of the season, has targeted lead wide receiver Amari Cooper at least 8 times in each of his three games so far. Cooper has had mixed results, with quality receiving lines in two games but struggling in one. Cooper's catch rate drops when targeted by Walker compared to other quarterbacks. Tight end David Njoku, on the other hand, may be least impacted by Watson's absence.

• Deshaun Watson suffered a season-ending shoulder injury
• Browns pass catchers may see decreased efficiency without Watson
• P.J. Walker has targeted Amari Cooper at least 8 times in each of his three games
• Cooper's catch rate drops when targeted by Walker compared to other quarterbacks
• David Njoku may be least impacted by Watson's absence