Houston Texans Sign Wyatt Teller

For the NFL, it's March 17th, and here's what's going on.

The Houston Texans just landed veteran guard Wyatt Teller on a two-year deal.

This move comes from General Manager Nick Casario as part of a big push to fix their offensive line.

Teller, a 31-year-old right guard, brings proven skills after mostly playing with the Cleveland Browns.

Earlier this week, the Texans added right tackle Braden Smith and left guard center Evan Brown.

They also resign right tackle Trent Brown and extended right guard Ed Ingram.

Now with Teller, they have another starting caliber veteran and can target the top lineman in the 2026 draft.

Teller earned three pro bull nods and two all pro honors from 2020 to 2023.

He started 101 of 109 games, shining as a run blocker for backs like Nick Chubb.

His early years were rough, but he broke out and powered Cleveland's strong ground game.

Recent ankle and calf injuries slowed him down in 2024 and 2025.

He faced a benching, went on injury reserve, and saw his performance dip, which kept him a free agent longer.

Still, when healthy, he's one of the league's toughest interior lineman.

This signing could shift Teller to left guard, upgrading a weak spot for Houston.

Fans wonder if he'll bounce back to pro bull form, or if injuries will linger.

It looks like a smart step, but the line might need one more piece to fully click.

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