6 tough matchups for the Miami Dolphins secondary
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The Cleveland Browns play the Miami Dolphins in week 10 of the season. But we will no longer see Jarvis Landry and Odell Beckham Jr running routes for them. Above that, they signed Deshaun Watson to the richest contract in history.
While we found out recently how close the Fins were to trading for Watson. Cleveland made it happen and traded six draft picks to get him, including three first-round picks.
Regardless of how you may feel about his off-the-field issues, it cannot be denied Watson is a tremendous football player. The last season he played in 2020, he lead the league in passing yards with 4823.
Watson led the league in yards with Brandin Cooks as his best receiver. The Browns traded for Amari Cooper. Cooper is turning 28 later this month and should not be seen as a depreciating asset yet.
Last year, with the Cowboys Cooper, had 68 receptions for 865 yards and 8 touchdowns. This was with the offensive trying to make CeeDee Lamb their primary target. Cooper is the best receiver Watson has played with since DeAndre Hopkins.
This game is fairly late into the season and with both teams playing in tough divisions this game can become important for everyone involved. The only piece that still has not fallen on the chess board is whether Watson will miss any playing time this year.