Browns Trade for Tytus Howard, Strengthen O-Line

0:00On March 2nd, the Cleveland Browns moved fast to bolster their offensive line, trading with the Houston Texans for better in tackle, Titus Howard. They gave up a 2026 5th round pick and quickly signed the 29 year old to a 3 year, 63 million dollar extension. That runs through 2029. This deal locks in a reliable starter who's been a mainstay for Houston over the past 7 seasons. It comes right as the new league year kicks off, showing the team's commitment to rebuilding a front. Jack Conklin's injury history left right tackle unstable, and with him now a free agent, Howard steps in as the steady solution. Fans have been frustrated by that position's turnover, but this trade brings some much needed consistency. General Manager Andrew Berry now has more room to maneuver with the Browns early draft picks at number 6, number 24, and number. 39. They still need to fill other spots along the line, possibly mixing free agency, trades, and the draft. Young players like Dewan Jones and veterans such as Joel Baitonio could help, but expect

1:04Berry to target the best available talent across offense and defense. This one move opens up plenty of options as the off season heats up.