Any disappointed Cleveland Browns fan who believed general manager Andrew Berry would discuss the real temperature inside the team’s facility Wednesday or assure that things aren’t as bad as the 2-7 record indicates, probably heads to the bye week feeling like they just watched the team’s offense this season.

Browns general manager Andrew Berry held his annual bye-week news conference Wednesday. Here are the highlights of what he had to say.

Speaking with reporters on Wednesday, Browns general manager Andrew Berry was noncommittal on Deshaun Watson’s future, saying, “It’s always possible” he will play for the franchise again.  That’s a far stretch from the steadfast commitment the team has maintained throughout his tenure of mediocre play and off-field controversies that have included accusations of sexual assault.