Wyatt Teller Joins Houston Texans

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The Houston Texans have signed three-time pro-Bull Guard Wyatt Teller to a two-year contract

worth up to $23 million with a $16 million base.

The team announced the deal on Thursday bolstering their offensive line this off season.

Teller spent seven of his eight NFL seasons with the Cleveland Browns, where the 31-year-old

made 94 starts.

He earned two all pro-honors and helped in their 18-year playoff drought with a win in 2020.

Fans got a warm welcome from Teller himself in a video, as he arrived in Houston pumped

for the move and ready to join H-town.

This comes after the Texans added Braden Smith and resigned Ed Ingram to fix their line.

Last season was a down year for Teller, allowing just three sacks but with a 9.8% pressure rate

on quarterbacks.

Still, he's shown and run-blocking with a 65.7-gray from pro football focus, ranking 36th

among interior linemen.

General manager Nick Casario is rebuilding the unit for the second straight year, and

Teller fits the scheme perfectly.

By week one, they could have three new starters locked in, with a fourth possibly coming via

the draft.

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