Teller Switches Teams, Shifts Positions

0:00It's March 29th. Welcome in. This is NFL News Today, where the league meets AI. I'm Cory with the story. Wyatt Teller, the three-time pro-bowl guard, is switching teams after eight seasons with the Cleveland Browns. He signed with the Houston Texans for the 2026 season, passing a quick deal from other suitors. Teller took his time, weighing options not just for his career, but for his family too. What sealed the deal was Houston's strong team culture. He connected with folks there, including quarterback CJ, shrouded at a conference for Christian NFL players. Then a sit-down with head coach Demeckel Ryan showed him everything lined up perfectly. Fans and teammates see this as a smart move for Teller. After saying goodbye to Brown's nation, he's excited about the fresh start. His choice highlights how players now prioritize fit over the first big offer that comes along. Now comes the position switch. With the Texans resigning their right guard to a three-year deal, Teller shifts to left

1:00guard for the first time since his rookie year. He has plenty of experience there, and chatted with former teammate Ethan Pasek, who thinks it'll be smooth. Teller's ready to dive in during practices, building on that left side know-how to protect the line, just like old times.