Deshaun Watson, Nick Chubb, offensive depth chart predictions

After the Cleveland Browns added pieces in 2024 NFL free agency, how will their Deshaun Watson and Nick Chubb featured offense look on paper this season?

For the most part, the Browns have opted to run it back with their roster from a year ago. They have made small upgrades to their running back room, but their most notable offensive move came via a trade when they packaged up a fifth and a sixth rounder for wide receiver Jerry Jeudy. They then promptly extended the former first round pick to a three-year deal.

Making their backup quarterback position a priority as well after a revolving door of reserve quarterbacks in 2023, the Browns added the top one on the market in Jameis Winston as well. This move, however, they hope is purely preventative as they seek to revamp their offense and keep Watson healthy for 17 games.

How does their offense look on paper, however?

Here is a predictive offensive depth chart after the Browns added the likes of Jeudy, running backs D’Onta Foreman and Nyheim Hines, and more this offseason.

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1. Deshaun Watson
2. Jameis Winston
3. Dorian Thompson-Robinson
4. Tyler Huntley

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1. Nick Chubb (potential start on PUP/IR)
2. D’Onta Foreman
3. Jerome Ford
4. Nyheim Hines
5. Pierre Strong Jr.
6. John Kelly Jr.

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1. Amari Cooper
2. Jerry Jeudy
3. Elijah Moore
4. Cedric Tillman
5. David Bell
6. Michael Woods II
7. James Proche II
8. Jaelon Darden

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1. David Njoku
2. Jordan Akins
3. Giovanni Ricci
4. Zaire Mitchell-Paden

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LT: Jedrick Wills Jr.

RT: Dawand Jones

2. Jack Conklin

3. Hakeem Adeniji

4. James Hudson III

5. Leroy Watson IV

6. Justin Murray

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LG: Joel Bitonio

RG: Wyatt Teller

2. Michael Dunn

3. Drew Forbes

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1. Ethan Pocic
2. Luke Wypler
3. Dawson Deaton