Despite the team’s 3-10 record, the Browns have plenty of talent on the roster with eight active players who have made a Pro Bowl and two more who are currently on the Injured Reserve (IR) list.
As Cleveland heads into the final stretch of the regular season, the Browns will have decisions to make regarding which players the franchise will retain in 2025.
One player hoping to earn an extension is offensive guard Wyatt Teller.
Analyst Daniel Oyefusi shared Teller’s thoughts as the guard believes “there’s always something to play for” in the team’s final four games despite being officially eliminated from postseason contention this year.
According to Spotrac, Teller has one year remaining on his four-year, $56.8 million contract he signed with the Browns.
The 30-year-old is a three-time Pro Bowler, having earned his trips with the Browns over the past three seasons.
Teller has played in nine games this year, missing four weeks earlier this season due to a sprained MCL.
For the past five seasons, Teller has been the team’s starting right guard after joining Cleveland in 2019 via a trade with the Buffalo Bills.
