Teller Joins Texans on Two-Year Deal

0:00On March 17th, the Houston Texans are signing former Cleveland Brown's offensive guard Wyatt Teller to a two-year deal worth up to $23 million. This move ends the 31-year-old veteran's long run with Cleveland after seven of his eight NFL seasons there. Tellers started 94 games that write guard for the Browns and earned two-second team all pro nods along with three pro-bowl selections. Fans loved his upbeat personality, but he dealt with some ups and downs in consistency and staying healthy. In the most recent season, Teller posted his lowest performance grade since 2019 at 62.2 according to player tracking data. That opened the door for Cleveland to look elsewhere on the line. The Browns made it clear they are rebuilding by grabbing former Los Angeles Chargers guard Zion Johnson on a three-year pact worth 49 point. $5 million and bringing back back up. Teven Jenkins, other frontline additions signal a fresh start for their offense.

1:01Now Teller gets a new shot in Houston where he could shore up their protection game right away.