Teller Leaves Browns, Jenkins & Johnson Step Up

0:00On March 23rd, Wyatt Teller, the three-time pro-Bull right guard, has left the Cleveland Browns after seven strong seasons. He just signed a two-year contract worth $23 million with the Houston Texans filling a key spot on their line. His agent wasted no time chiming in on social media, suggesting the Browns will soon miss him and regret not bringing him back. It's a bowl take, especially after Teller rotated with Tiven Jenkins and missed four games last year. The Browns countered by resigning Jenkins, who showed promise with solid grades and limited action, including a strong run-blocking mark. They also picked up Zion Johnson from the Los Angeles Chargers, a durable veteran with plenty of snaps, but no elite performances yet. Teller did have a rough patch last season, allowing more pressures than usual in past protection. Still, he was a steady force for years, and now Cleveland is betting on these two less proven players to step up. Time will tell if this move pays off for the Browns, or if Teller thrives in Houston,

1:01improves them wrong.