Browns Lose Teller, Welcome Jenkins: A Budget Move?

0:00On March 17, Cleveland Browns fans are the first big move of their tough off season when veteran right guard Wyatt Teller agreed to a two-year deal. With the Houston Texans worth $16 million in base salary, the Browns chose not to resign Teller after his calf injury last season, instead bringing back Tevin Jenkins on a one-year pact for $4 million. Dollars to save Cash at the position. Teller made it clear he wanted to stay in Cleveland, sharing a heartfelt goodbye to supporters while fans brace for more exits like Titan David, Injoukou, and others in free agency. Jenkins has a shaky track record, drafted as a left tackle by Chicago, but shifted around due to injuries before joining Cleveland cheaply last year, leaving questions about his fit at right guard. With Teller possibly sliding to left guard in Houston, fans could cheer him one last time when the Texans visit next season as the Browns weigh if, their budget choice pays off.