March 31, 2026, 3:28 p.m. CT

Wyatt Teller and Kevin Stefanksi will both break camp in a new location come the summer of 2026.

Stefanski, a two-time NFL Coach of the Year recipient, was fired by the Cleveland Browns following back-to-back losing seasons. He has since landed as the new man in command with the Atlanta Falcons and plans to bring the NFC South team back to the postseason.

Teller, a three-time Pro Bowler with the Browns, was told his time was up after the 2025 season. He has since signed with the Houston Texans, serving as the anchor for a hopefully retooled offensive line that’s ready to compete for a Super Bowl berth.

Fully healthy, Teller sounds rejuvenated and eager to return to the playing field. At his peak, the 31-year-old is one of the more balanced guards in the league who excels in run blocking sets.

Stefanski can attest to that and believes there’s more left than meets the eye after leaving the Land for a fresh start in Houston.

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“I think he has a lot left as a player,” Stefanski told KPRC 2 Sports’ Aaron Wilson at the annual NFL meetings at the Arizona Biltmore. “Nobody is more physical than Wyatt. Nobody cares more. Great teammate. I think it’s a great fit for them down in Houston.

“He’s older in experience, but he’s a great teammate. He’s going to push his teammates. Practices really hard. Again, his play style speaks for itself.”

The Texans plan on playing the longtime right guard on the left side of the line. It’s. challenge, but one Teller is excited to face head-on. He already learned how to play on the right side of the line after joining the Browns via trade from the Buffalo Bills in 2019.

That resulted in two All-Pro accolades and  94 career starts. After earning a two-year deal worth up to $23 million, the hope is that what worked in Cleveland will follow Teller to Houston as the franchise looks to compete for its first-ever Super Bowl appearance behind Pro Bowl quarterback C.J. Stroud and the No. 1 defense.

“However I can help coming and playing at the best I can be,” Teller said last week at his introductory press conference. “Getting back to what I am good at, being that nasty, gritty player. There were a couple of plays in this past year, where there were glimpses of it, but being that consistent player again. All-Pro, Pro Bowl player that can help the Texans win.”