Cleveland Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson is dealing with 'general arm soreness' and participated minimally in practice, raising doubts about his availability for the final preseason game against the Seattle Seahawks. Head coach Kevin Stefanski has indicated that while Watson's plan was initially to play, he is now weighing the decision based on Watson's condition and the current injury situation of the offensive line, which is missing key players. Stefanski noted that all starters are expected to play, but a final decision on Watson will be made later this week. Watson has not played in the first two preseason games and has undergone significant time away from the field due to a fractured shoulder and previous suspension. Despite his concerns, Watson has expressed confidence in his readiness for the upcoming season opener against the Dallas Cowboys on September 8. The team must finalize their roster by Tuesday, which will also influence their game strategy going forward.