Browns head coach Kevin Stefanski says team is preparing for different scenarios at quarterback

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Cleveland Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson was suspended for the first six games of the 2022 regular season on Monday, but his case is far from over. 

On Wednesday, the NFL announced that it is appealing the decision of independent disciplinary officer Sue L. Robinson, meaning that there’s a chance Watson’s suspension could either be lengthened or shortened. 

Cleveland Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson takes part in drills during the team's training camp in Berea, Ohio, on Monday, Aug. 1, 2022. (AP Photo/Nick Cammett)

The league is reportedly seeking a yearlong suspension, while a potential lawsuit challenging the appeal raises the possibility of Watson being on the field sooner. 

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Browns head coach Kevin Stefanski told reporters that he’s preparing for anything, getting his quarterbacks ready for different scenarios.

"We’ll let that play out, but we’ve got to get Deshaun ready to play,’’ Stefanski said before Day 8 of Browns training camp, according to Cleveland.com. "He hasn’t played football in a year. We’ve got to get Jacoby (Brissett) ready to play. He’s potentially going to be playing early for us and starting, and we’re going to be counting on him.

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"Same thing for (Josh) Dobbs and (Josh) Rosen. Those guys have to be ready to play. So I just look at it as we’re going to use every opportunity we have out here, individual drill, post-practice, during practice — we’ve got to get all these guys ready to play.’’

Jacoby Brissett of the Cleveland Browns runs a drill during training camp