Browns Secure Offensive Line with Howard Extension

0:00On March 2nd, the Cleveland Browns just made a big move to shore up their offensive line as they sort out their quarterback plans for the future. They traded with the Houston Texans to bring in Wright Tackle Titus Howard and locked him up right away with a $3-year $63-million dollar extension. This deal happened on Monday, with the Texans getting a 5th round draft pick in return. At 29 years old, Howard brings a ton of starting experience to Cleveland, having lined up for 93 games over his 7-year pro, Corrigor. Fans and analysts see this as a smart step for the Browns, who have been shuffling quarterbacks and need better protection of front heading into next. Season and beyond Howard was a first round pick back in the day, earning all rookie honors after a strong debut year. He's been a reliable starter for Houston most of his time there, playing at least 14 games in 5 out of 7 seasons, even with some injury, setbacks along the way. With this addition, Cleveland looks more stable on the line, setting up whoever takes the quarterback reigns to have a fighting chance through at least.

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