Browns Trade for Howard, Texans Lose Proven Starter
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The Houston Texans traded offensive tackle Tytus Howard to the Cleveland Browns for a fifth-round draft pick, signing him to a two-year, forty-five million dollar extension. Howard, who had his best season yet with zero sacks allowed, was let go by the Texans due to salary cap constraints. The Browns, despite being over the cap by twenty-four million dollars, were thrilled to acquire a hard-working and well-respected player. Howard expressed excitement about the move, while Texans players expressed frustration. The Browns plan to restructure contracts to make room for Howard, who will provide veteran stability on the offense.
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