Browns' Deshaun Watson Extends Personal Record vs. Jags

On Sunday, Cleveland Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson extended his own personal record against Jacksonville to 8-0 with an 18-13 win on the road.

Following the victory, Watson was asked if he knew what his record against the Jags was.

“I was thinking that all week, actually, but I didn't want to jinx myself so I didn't tell anybody, but I kind of knew that I had a pretty good record against Jacksonville,” Watson exclaimed. “Going into this week, I felt really, really confident.”

Watson completed 22 of 34 passes for 186 yards. He didn’t throw a touchdown, nor did he turn the ball over. He did rush five times for 20 yards and a touchdown.

“Yeah, just keep everything the main thing the main thing,” Watson continued. “Like I told you guys before, I know who I am. The ultimate, I have a job to do, that's to play quarterback for the Cleveland Browns and be the best I can be when I step on the field.”

Coach Kevin Stefanski praised Watson’s ability to move in the pocket and keep plays alive without turning over the ball.

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“I'm not going to say comeback performance. That’s our starting quarterback out there making plays, he's not perfect,” he said of Watson. “He made some plays and that's who he is. I thought his pocket movement, making plays off schedule was incredible.”

The Browns will be back home Sunday to take on the winless New York Giants. Kickoff is scheduled for 1 p.m. ET.