Browns Lose Njoku, Teller; Ravens Interested

For the NFL, it's March 17th.

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NFL free agency kicked off with a bang, as big names flew off the board through trades

and signings.

The Cleveland Browns made a splash by trading for offensive tackle, Titus Howard from the

Houston Texans, while adding other Lyman to bolster there.

Lyman.

The Browns own free agents had acquired or start though.

Backer Devon Bush and defensive end Cameron Thomas quickly signed elsewhere, and running

back Jerome Ford became the first offensive player too.

Leave Cleveland officially.

Fans felt the sting when offensive Lyman Wyatt Teller signed with the Texans on Tuesday.

Titan David and Joku, another beloved player, also bid farewell to supporters and is now

drawing interest from rivals.

And Joku spent nine seasons with the Browns after they picked him late in the first round

of the 2017 draft.

He racked up 384 receptions, 4,062 yards, and 34 touchdowns, earning love for his hustle

and energy.

Injuries hampered him lately, limiting him to just 23 games over the last two seasons

with only 33 catches for 200, 93 yards.

Now he sets a visit to Baltimore Ravens, the first team to show real interest and check

his health.

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