Mike Bajakian man getting Deshaun Watson ready for the Browns week 1 game against the Jacksonville Jaguars. Bajakian, the Browns QB coach, is working closely with Watson and helping him get ready for the new season.

Cleveland media personality Jack O' Rourke has raised questions over Browns picking Mike Bajakian for the QB coach position. Bajakian was the OC for UMass last season and Minutemen ended the season with 0 wins. O'Rourke explained his concerns:

"After going 0-12 and not winning a single game last year, UMass walked into Rutgers' building last night and beat them before the saddest firework show to ever take place and scored 37 points. The first thing you might think is, 'Wow, great for the Minutemen.' The second thing you might think is, 'Hey, they probably got a good offensive coordinator this year. They didn't win a single game last year.' And then you might think, 'What's that old offensive coordinator doing right now?'

Would you ever think that he's the quarterback coach prepping Deshaun Watson to go face the Jaguars Week 1? That's right. The Cleveland Browns' quarterback coach is the 0-12 offensive coordinator from UMass. Good luck, Deshaun. [via BIGPLAY CLEVELAND]

Browns fans unhappy with Deshaun Watson QB1 decision?

It can't be denied that there has been unrest in the Browns fan base over Deshaun Watson being named QB1, especially after his comments in the preseason. A number of people have questioned the decision, including Zac Jackson from the Ultimate Cleveland Sports Show. Jackson said:

"For them to put Deshaun Watson back on the field — if it feels like a slap in the face to you as a fan, it should, because that’s what it is."

According to reports, Deshaun Watson will be given between 4 and 6 weeks to prove that he can still be a started in the NFL and play at a high level.

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