Teller Leaves Browns for Texans, Seeks All-Pro Form

0:00On March 26th, Wyatt Teller, the 31-year-old three-time pro-bowl offensive lineman, has left the Cleveland Browns in sign with the Houston, Texans just before free agency kicked off. The two-time second team all-prose spent his final years in Cleveland on a contract that voided right after the new league year started, making it clear. Early on, he wouldn't stick around. In a recent interview, Teller opened up about the last two tough years with the Browns. He pointed to growing pains across the offense, including shifts at quarterback and running back, which dragged the team down after an earlier playoff. Run. He admitted there were good moments, but also spots where he could have stepped up more. Fans and insiders have mixed feelings about the split, with some seeing Teller's honesty as refreshing amid Cleveland's regression. The Browns had shown promise a couple of seasons back, riding a winning streak into Houston for a playoff clash, but stability slipped away while the... Texans built a strong core around a top quarterback and running back.

1:00Issues with Teller's play surface mid-season last year, when the Browns' former coach began rotating in another lineman, telling him straight up that. His performance wasn't cutting it. Even with new coaching staff, the team made no push to keep him, letting him walk. Now focused on the Texans' winning culture, Teller aims to regain his all-pro-form and deliver consistent impact to help them succeed while his agent. This Cleveland will regret the move down the line. Football news, powered by AI. This is NFL News Today.