Browns Revamp Offensive Line, Say Goodbye to Teller

For the NFL, it's March 17th.

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The Cleveland Browns are shaking up their offensive line with three new additions and a key

resigning.

They're bringing in fresh talent to replace veterans Joe Baitonio and Wyatt Teller, focusing

mostly on the interior spots.

They've resigned Steven Jenkins and added Zion Johnson and Elton Jenkins to fill those gaps.

This move suggests Baitonio is leaning toward retirement, though he hasn't confirmed

it yet.

Meanwhile, Wyatt Teller has moved on to the Houston Texans after a solid running Cleveland.

He was traded there from the Buffalo Bills years ago and earned Pro Bowl nods early

on.

Injuries to his ankle and calf slowed him down over the last two seasons, dropping

his performance grades sharply.

Still, his old contract leaves the Browns with over $8 million in cap hits this year

and $11 million in 2027.

Fans are reminiscing about Teller's best moments while the team pushes forward with

this revamped line to boost protection of front.

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