The Cleveland Browns are already feeling pressure to replace Deshaun Watson ahead of Week 3 of the NFL season.

CLEVELAND, Ohio — Todd Monken acknowledged on Monday that the two-way quarterback competition did Deshaun Watson no favors, and that he expects him to improve week-by-week now that he’s getting all the reps with the starters.

The Cleveland Browns battled the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and, after hours of idleness during a weather delay on Sunday, held on for a 23-19 victory. After the win, Cleveland head coach Todd Monken made it clear that the people in Cleveland’s building heard the criticism directed at the team after its poor Week 1 showing,

Browns coach Todd Monken didn't have to answer who his starting QB was going to be in Week 3. Only what he needs to see from Deshaun Watson.

Deshaun Watson is now set to face his biggest challenge of the season, as he'll start in Week 3 for the Browns in front of the home crowd.

Todd Monken’s first NFL victory as Cleveland Browns head coach was memorable. However, the celebration became even more special when he turned toward the fans who stayed behind after the victory. Following Cleveland’s weather-delayed 23-19 comeback victory over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers at Raymond James Stadium,

The Browns and the Buccaneers both look like teams with a lot of improvements to make if they’re going to be competitors this season.

Of the injured bunch, Parker Brailsford continues to stand out as a concerning body on the Cleveland Browns injured list. Not being involved in games week in and week out is going to hurt his chances of establishing himself on the depth chart.