Deshaun Watson’s wife, Jilly, recently shared glimpses of a glamorous date night. The couple, known for their stylish getaways and polished looks, gave followers a peek into an evening that blended luxury and effortless charm.
Jilly shared a carousel of photos and clips from the night. In one, she’s seen posing on a high-rise balcony against the city lights, wearing beige shorts paired with a knotted brown leather top and white heels. Her look was sleek and confident, setting the tone for the rest of the night.
The following pictures and videos offered a closer look at their evening together. One showed Jilly sitting beside Watson at a restaurant, a drink in hand, smiling as they enjoyed dinner. Another captured Jilly inside a car.
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Watson, who continues to recover from injury and prepare for his NFL return, appeared relaxed and in good spirits throughout. The evening seemed to be a well-deserved break from the intensity of football and media scrutiny.
Watson has been out of his walking boot for a while and is back to light throwing at the Browns’ facility. He’s still on the physically unable to perform list and hasn’t been cleared for full practice yet. The Browns are taking a careful approach with his recovery, choosing long-term health over a quick return.
Team officials have commended his commitment and effort during rehab, though there’s still no set timeline for his comeback.
Deshaun Watson’s Comeback is Still a Distant Dream
Earlier this year, Cleveland reworked Watson’s contract to reduce salary cap strain, showing they still believe in his future with the team. For now, their main goal is to get their quarterback back to full strength.
Watson, who turned 30 in September, is still working to return to action. The Browns currently face a difficult situation at quarterback, adding to the uncertainty. Scott Petrak recently suggested that Watson’s recovery and potential comeback are still far from reality.
“I think all along, the organization has thought it would be…I don’t know if [calling it] a ‘long shot’ is too strong, but for Watson to play this year,” he said. “They were not counting on him. I still don’t think they’re counting on him.” (From 9:50)
“I know he’s pushing really hard to get back and prove that he can play. So, I would say probably not this week, but I can’t say that for sure,” he added.
He also questioned whether any team would even consider taking on Watson, given the structure of his massive deal with Cleveland, which is worth $230 million.
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