Teller Leaves Browns for Texans, Offensive Line Shuffle

0:00Here's more NFL news from March 21st. Wyatt Teller, the 31-year-old offensive guard, has left the Cleveland Browns after seven solid seasons there. He signed a two-year deal with the Houston Texans worth up to $23 million. Teller earned three pro-bull nods and two all-pro-second team honors while protecting quarterbacks and runningbacks alongside Joe Bytonio in. Cleveland. The Browns traded Teller to them early in his career after just one rookie year with the Buffalo Bills. Last season, injuries limited him to 13 games, and he started splitting time with Steven Jenkins late in the year. Cleveland's front office saw enough in the 28-year-old Jenkins to build around him moving forward. Meanwhile, Brown's general manager Andrew Berry loaded up on the offensive line instead. They signed Zion Johnson from the Los Angeles Chargers, re-signed Steven Jenkins, added Elton Jenkins from the Green Bay Packers, and even traded for Titus Howard, who used to play for Houston.

1:00Teller's agent didn't hold back, posting on Instagram that Cleveland will regret letting him walk. It hints Teller might have wanted to stay if the Browns had offered the right deal. Both teams swapped talent along the line this off-season, setting up some intriguing matchups down the road as Teller gets a fresh start in Houston.