NFL fans brutally troll Browns over attempt at getting one up on Commanders

The Cleveland Browns will face the Washington Commanders in Week 17 as the NFL regular season winds down. On Twitter, the Browns tweeted a picture of the seven United States presidents born in Ohio. The tweet was seen as innocent since the Browns are playing with a team near the President's residence in Washington, D.C. Yet, many NFL fans saw the correlation in a different light.Fans took to Twitter to savagely go after Cleveland in an attempt to get one over on the Commanders. Some drew comparisons to former President Donald Trump and current Cleveland quarterback Deshaun Watson.⚡️Jeff⚡️@452Bullmoose@Browns Oh I get it cause the last one term president was a rapist just like y’all’s QB3@Browns Oh I get it cause the last one term president was a rapist just like y’all’s QBEd_in_Columbus@ed_in_columbusWatson gonna trump Washington. #CLEvsWAS #NFL #Browns twitter.com/Browns/status/…Cleveland Browns@BrownsOhio = presidential powerhouse 🏛 #CLEvsWAS351Ohio = presidential powerhouse 🏛💪 #CLEvsWAS https://t.co/0rgFgojiuYWatson gonna trump Washington. #CLEvsWAS #NFL #Browns twitter.com/Browns/status/… https://t.co/veZBwthZQlB illy@sirwilliam72003@Browns That’s why you’re so ok with supporting sexual predators.. makes a ton of sense now.@Browns That’s why you’re so ok with supporting sexual predators.. makes a ton of sense now.Ray Ruins@RayRuins_@Browns Can’t wait for DW to go 47% for 125 yards and Browns fans to convince themselves he has a good game.3@Browns Can’t wait for DW to go 47% for 125 yards and Browns fans to convince themselves he has a good game.Rick Martel@Ricky_1803@Browns Young people will have no clue what this is. It’s sad really@Browns Young people will have no clue what this is. It’s sad reallyBarnabas R. Ragsdill@PeelonMuskrat@Browns Only because they wanted to get out of Ohio.@Browns Only because they wanted to get out of Ohio.William Bordewick@wbordewThe current Ohio State fandom will probably tell you why 2 of the 4 assassinated presidents were Ohioans twitter.com/browns/status/…Cleveland Browns@BrownsOhio = presidential powerhouse 🏛 #CLEvsWAS81151Ohio = presidential powerhouse 🏛💪 #CLEvsWAS https://t.co/0rgFgojiuYThe current Ohio State fandom will probably tell you why 2 of the 4 assassinated presidents were Ohioans twitter.com/browns/status/…Another fan questioned the use of the word &quot;powerhouse&quot; when looking at Cleveland's tweet:QualityTakes🔥@quality_takes@Browns Not a football powerhouse, that’s for sure1@Browns Not a football powerhouse, that’s for sureNegavity@Negavity@Browns Relocate please@Browns Relocate pleaseKevin’s Playsheet@AnalyticsMoron@Browns Move the team and change the colors. You’re a fucking disgrace2@Browns Move the team and change the colors. You’re a fucking disgraceDeshaun Watson will be making his fifth start of the season versus the Commanders in Week 17. Yet, fans are more focused on the quarterback's actions off the field before joining the Browns.Why NFL fans drew comparisons to Deshaun Watson regarding the Browns tweet Prior to his 11 game suspension, over two dozen civil lawsuits were filed on behalf of women accusing Watson of sexually harassing or assaulting them. The alleged harassment and assault occurred during private massage sessions while playing for the Houston Texans.The three-time Pro Bowler denied wrongdoing in those cases, and 23 of the lawsuits were settled confidentially. Two grand juries in Texas decided not to criminally charge Watson. Watson, spoke to reporters after his suspension ended but didn't address the accusations.Watson said:“I understand you guys have a lot of questions, but with my legal team and my clinical team, there is only football questions that I can really address at this time.&quot;When Watson made his debut with the team in Week 13 versus the Texans, around 10 of his accusers were in attendance at the game. In a statement, Tony Buzbee, the lawyer representing the accusers who attended the game, emphasized the significance of their presence.Buzbee said:“They thought it important to make it clear that they are still here and that they matter. I was proud of them for that. I have made that opportunity available to them. I haven’t been to a Texans game in many years. But, because they are going, I will go too.”For Browns fans, the former Clemson Tigers star will be there for the foreseeable future. He signed a five-year, $230 million, fully guaranteed deal in March. We'll see if the fans change their minds about Watson in the future.If you use any of the above quotes, please credit CNN and H/T Sportskeeda.