Texans Trade Tytus Howard to Browns
The Texans are making significant roster changes as they prepare for the upcoming league year. Reports indicate that they have agreed to trade offensive lineman Tytus Howard to the Cleveland Browns. This move is part of a strategic effort to reshape the team.
Details of the Trade
Cleveland will send a fifth-round pick to Houston in exchange for Howard. The trade is instrumental for both teams, particularly for the Browns, who are looking to strengthen their offensive line.
Contract and Financial Implications
Tytus Howard is entering the final year of his current contract. He was slated to earn $18 million in salary and bonuses, with a cap hit of approximately $28 million. Following the trade, Howard will receive a three-year extension worth $63 million, as reported by NFL Media’s Ian Rapoport.
Howard’s Role and Performance
Last season, Howard played as the left guard for the Texans. He has also spent time as a right tackle during his career, showcasing his versatility on the offensive line.
