Deshaun Watson‘s big question to Jilly Anais earlier this month could be a big boon for the Cleveland Browns — and the quarterback’s wallet — ’cause Nate Burleson tells TMZ Sports he could see the engagement sparking some improved play … and more endorsement deals.

The 29-year-old signal-caller proposed to his longtime girlfriend over the weekend … and now that the two are promised to wed, Burleson told us out in New York City he could see Watson’s game all the sudden turning around.

“I think finding a woman and locking in the right spouse can work wonders for him as an athlete,” Burleson said. “I wouldn’t be surprised if Deshaun Watson plays his best football that we’ve seen in a long time. Having stability at home provides a solid foundation on the football field, in my opinion.”

Despite being paid $230 million, he’s played in just 17 games … and has been mired in off-the-field controversies as well.

Burleson, though, says he could see a big rebound — even away from the gridiron.

“I do feel like if he gets married,” the ex-NFL star said, “and wants to lock in some endorsements and partnerships with bigger brands, they might look at him a little bit differently.”

Eugene Henley Jr., AKA Big U — an ex-manager of Nipsey Hussle and a founding member of Rollin’ 60s Neighborhood Crips street gang — is now charged in a federal RICO complaint that includes allegations of murder, human trafficking and extortion.

Officials from the U.S. Attorney’s Office in L.A. held a press conference Wednesday confirming 10 people have been arrested, including part-time rappers Bricc Baby and Luce Cannon … who’ve been frequent guests on the ‘No Jumper’ podcast.

Big U is listed in the docs as the Rollin’ 60s kingpin and is accused of murdering an aspiring Las Vegas rapper in January 2021 in Las Vegas after the unnamed rapper allegedly recorded a diss track taking shots at Big U.

Big U and Robinson allegedly then drove back to L.A. and told all witnesses not to speak with law enforcement about the slaying. The feds claim they also deleted surveillance footage of the slain rapper’s time spent in the studio.

If it sounds like a scene from the movie “Casino,” the complaint characterizes Big U’s enterprise as “a mafia-like organization” that used intimidation tactics to get over on local businesses.

There’s also an allegation Big U took millions of dollars in grants from the city of L.A. and COVID 19 relief — intended to help the community — and instead sunk into his criminal enterprise.

The feds claim he also pocketed 2 separate $20,000 donations intended for community development from a former NBA superstar and a current one — who, reportedly, are Shaquille O’Neal and Draymond Green.

Acting U.S. Attorney Joseph McNally ripped Big U and his operation during the press conference, saying, “The allegations in the complaint unsealed today reveal a criminal enterprise that engaged in murder, extortion, human trafficking, and fraud — all led by a supposed anti-gang activist and purported music entrepreneur who was nothing more than a violent street criminal.”

Big U previously spent 13 years in prison, and if convicted he could face a statutory maximum sentence of life.

Sia is pulling the plug on her marriage … because she just filed for divorce.

The “Unstoppable” singer beelined it to court Wednesday and filed to divorce her husband, Daniel Bernard, after only 26 months of marriage.

According to the docs, obtained by TMZ, Sia lists Tuesday as the date of separation … meaning she wasted almost no time filing to end things.