Deshaun Watson and the Cleveland Browns looked terrible in Week 1 and their fans are letting them hear it.

After a horrific first half in which they scored three points, trailed the Dallas Cowboys 20-3, gained 54 yards and managed just one first down, the fans at Huntington Bank Field showered Watson and his offense with boos.

In the first half, the Browns gained 23 yards running, 31 yards passing and made 0 of 6 third downs. They had the ball for 10:04 minutes, the Cowboys for 19:56 minutes.

Watson completed 7 of 15 passes for 36 yards, with no touchdowns and one interception. His passer rating was a paltry 25.7. His numbers were brutal and his passing chart was even worse.

As ESPN’s Benjamin Solak pointed out, Watson was 0-of-7 on throws over five yards, 0-of-4 on pressure throws, and 0-of-4 on blitzes. Now I’m telling you, Watson will count $72.9 million against the salary cap in 2025 and 2026. The Browns have to keep him, no matter how bad he is.

Cleveland had better hope he can turn things around.