Browns’ Deshaun Watson gave his take on what will fix the offense after Week 6 loss to Eagles

Cleveland Browns might just be the biggest disappointment in the NFL this season at 1-5 on the campaign.

After a 20-16 loss to the Philadephia Eagles in Week 6 , the Browns have lost four straight games. They haven’t scored 20 points yet in a game this season. Call them what they are … a bad football team.

Cleveland’s offense is tanking any thought of success they had for this season. Following another disappointing loss on Sunday, Deshaun Watson spoke on where the team can improve first.

"(We have to) just stop shooting ourselves in the foot,” Watson said. “That's two weeks in a row that things could have went differently. That's tough. That's definitely tough."

Cleveland’s offense lost Jerome Ford early on against the Eagles and had to rely on D’Onta Foreman and Pierre Strong Jr. to carry the load.

Watson still has the support of the franchise despite the start to this season. After the loss to the Eagles, head coach Kevin Stefanski confirmed that Watrosn will remain the team’s starting quarterback.

Against the Eagles, Watson was 11-of-12 in the second half and finished 16-of-23 for 168 yards through the air.

"The opportunity is there. I think everyone sees it. The margin of error is just super small in this league. All of these games are super, super close. It's right there in our hands and we're not taking it."

Watson has five passing touchdowns to three interceptions and three fumbles lost on the season. He is completing just 61 percent of his passes for 1,020 yards through six games.

Still, results are results in this league and pretty much everywhere. The Browns have nothing to show but a 1-5 record through six weeks and that is a massive failure.

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