Former Bills OL Wyatt Teller says he sees Buffalo fans everywhere (video)

Teller was talking to Dion:

Wyatt Teller was traded once upon a time by the Bills.

Now with the Browns, he’s an All-Pro offensive lineman. Bills general manager Brandon Beane has admitted his mistake there, perhaps that’s why Teller still seems to have a soft spot for his first team.

Or maybe it’s because being drafted is a dream come true and the Bills made that happen for him.

Regardless, Teller admits what many know already: Bills Mafia travels well… and he means just in general.

A clip surfaced of Teller talking to Bills offensive lineman Dion Dawkins during the 2024 Pro Bowl. During their chat, he said to Dawkins that he always notices Bills fans when he travels.

Check out the conversation below:

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Browns RG Wyatt Teller shows off strength in Pro Bowl gauntlet

Cleveland Browns RG Wyatt Teller displayed his strength during the tire flip portion of the NFL Pro Bowl Gridiron Gauntlet

The Cleveland Browns continued to impress at the Pro Bowl this past weekend. On Sunday night, Wyatt Teller showed off his strength as he propelled the AFC team to victory in the tire flip part of the gridiron gauntlet obstacle course.

Teller flipped the tire 20 yards down the field with ease. It’s unclear how much the tire weighed, but it looks like a lot. 

Teller was facing off against his NFC counterpart, Chris Lindstrom of the Atlanta Falcons. Watching the two shove the tire was a reminder of how easy they make pancakes look. Talk about some extra gym motivation this week. 

Teller was a late addition to the Pro Bowl after Joel Bitonio dropped out to focus on healing from a brutal season. Bitonio made the last six Pro Bowls during his career. This Pro Bowl was Teller’s third selection of his career, and you can see how much fun the veteran lineman had all weekend. 

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Browns get two more players added to the Pro Bowl roster

Two more Browns to the Pro Bowl.

After originally being named as alternates, the Cleveland Browns will see linebacker Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah and offensive guard join the other five nominees at the Pro Bowl.

Owusu-Koramoah and Teller will tag along with defensive end Myles Garrett, tight end David Njoku, offensive guard Wyatt Teller, cornerback Denzel Ward, and wide receiver Amari Cooper. All-in-all, seven players from the Cleveland roster will represent the Browns at the all-star affair.

Owusu-Koramoah is coming off of a breakout season where he amassed the most tackles for loss of any linebacker in the NFL. He added two interceptions to his box score as well, proving to be a blur on the field under defensive coordinator Jim Schwartz.

Teller played perhaps his best season of football this year, which is a positive thing to say about a guy who has already been to two other Pro Bowls.

While the Pro Bowl is no longer what it used to be, it is a positive sign for the future of the Browns for so many players to be recognized around the league.

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Browns RG Wyatt Teller receives praise on The Pat McAfee Show

Cleveland Browns RG Wyatt Teller receives praise from A.Q. Shipley on the Pat McAfee Show

Cleveland Browns starting right guard Wyatt Teller received praise on The Pat McAfee Show. Former NFL lineman A.Q. Shipley showed the spotlight on Teller during his weekly In the Trenches segment. Teller was the puller on a power play and was the star of the show. One can tell how the run gets its name after watching Teller.

The former All-Pro wraps around the left side of the offensive line and lines up multiple Jaguars defenders to hit. Teller delivered a powerful one-arm punch to the linebacker Devin Lloyd sending him flying into safety Rayshawn Jenkins and knocking both players over.

The members of the Pat McAfee Show were amazed by the violence generated by Teller. How can one not be amazed when watching Teller? He’s a bully, a dancing bear, a throwback of the road graders who have paved the way for running backs for over a century. Teller is the embodiment of everything that makes football the perfect sport. He’s intelligent, technical, and strong. He’s a joy to watch in the brown and orange. He deserves another All-Pro award after this season.

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6 Browns who are being snubbed from deserving Pro Bowl opportunities

The Browns have some hilarious omissions in the current Pro Bowl votes…

NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero released the current standings in terms of Pro Bowl voting as we have just five weeks to go in the season. And to the dismay of the Cleveland Browns, there are numerous snubs left off of the list. Players like cornerback Denzel Ward and offensive tackle Dawand Jones have been cornerstones of Cleveland’s success this season as they sit at 7-5 on the year.

And yet neither are currently in the top-10 in voting at their respective positions.

The Pro Bowl has been known to be a popularity contest as memorable names tend to get the benefit of the doubt over more deserving breakout candidates. However, Ward has been there and done that before, and yet he is still left off the list at this point.

Ward and Jones are not the only ones, however. Here are six total Browns who deserve more love amongst the rest of the nation and their peers.

Browns Studs and Duds: Who showed up and disappeared in loss vs. Rams?

A look at the five most impactful people in the Cleveland Browns loss to the Los Angeles Rams in week 13 of the NFL season.

The Cleveland Browns return to the city without a win from their two weeks out west, wrapping up the trip against the Los Angeles Rams. The team comes back injured and badly bruised. The injuries became insurmountable as they finished the remaining Browns’ stars: Myles Garrett, Denzel Ward, and Amari Cooper. The team returns home to lick their wounds as they prepare for the Jaguars and a battle for wildcard positioning. Wide receiver Elijah Moore had his best game as a Brown, and guard Wyatt Teller continues to stack weeks.

The Browns were competitive against a well-coached Rams team for the first three quarters. The Browns stuck to their roots and showed an effective play-action passing attack off the backs of an inefficient run game. The Browns were unable to generate much offense outside of those staple concepts. 

Joe Flacco did an admirable job quarterbacking the Browns after signing with the team’s practice squad just weeks ago. However, the unfamiliarity between the quarterback and offense hamstrung the Browns in obvious passing situations. The Browns will need to spend the week deciding if they want to start Flacco or Dorian Thompson-Robinson on Sunday. Flacco played well enough to beg the question as the Browns are desperate for any offense. 

In this week’s studs and duds, we look at five difference-makers in the loss against the Rams.

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PFF’s 10 highest-graded Browns’ offensive players vs. Rams

The passing offense looked as good as it has in awhile

It wasn’t enough to get the win as the defense struggled on the road again but the passing offense looked solid in Los Angeles against the Rams on Sunday. The Cleveland Browns passing offense had failed to push the ball vertically in prior weeks but Joe Flacco showed early and often he wasn’t afraid to push the ball down the field.

The running game struggled at times like they have all year but it was promising to see the successful deep shots in the pass game. Elijah Moore had his best game as a Brown as his past relationship with Flacco was evident. The loss of Amari Cooper loomed all game long and you have to wonder how much better they could have been if he hadn’t gotten injured.

Time will tell if the 38-year-old quarterback will remain the starter and productive with his age but Sunday should give fans hope about the direction of the passing offense.

Here are the 10 best performances on the offensive side of the ball according to PFF.

PFF’s 10 highest-graded Browns’ offensive players vs. Broncos

The offense lost all momentum after the rookie went down

It was a slow start for the offense of the Cleveland Browns, but after they settled in rookie Dorian Thompson-Robinson played well. He made several throws that showcased the arm talent he has and started to push the ball down the field which he didn’t do during the win over the Steelers. I think that if he hadn’t gotten injured Cleveland should have been able to win.

The run game was going well at times and Jerome Ford continues to grow as a running back and improve as the season has gone on. He runs hard and is decisive though he struggles to locate some of the cut-back lanes and other opportunities for more yardage.

Though they didn’t convert many drives into points overall it was nice to see the rookie grow. But one thing is clear the Browns cannot start P.J. Walker anymore he just isn’t good enough to play quarterback in the NFL which means if DTR can’t go it should be Joe Flacco as the starter.

PFF’s 10 highest-graded Browns’ offensive players vs. Steelers

The offense stepped up in the games biggest moment

It was clear that rookie quarterback Dorian Thompson-Robinson was more prepared for his second start, unlike his debut against the Baltimore Ravens. He showed improvement overall for the Cleveland Browns, and the first half against the Pittsburgh Steelers was good until the struggles of the second half were tough to watch. But give credit where credit is due as he stepped up in the biggest moment to lead a game-winning drive in the fourth quarter, protected by the likes of guard Wyatt Teller and tackle Dawand Jones.

The offensive line had another good game and only allowed six quarterback pressures all day. It has been a different offensive line since the bye week as they continue to get the job done and help out whoever ends up playing quarterback for this team.

Kevin Stefanski’s offense has now had three different quarterbacks lead game-winning drives this season as he continues to make his case as the NFL coach of the year. Here are the top 10 performers on offense this week according to PFF.

Browns Injury Report: Denzel Ward returns to practice, Dawand Jones remains out Wednesday

The Browns get set to take on the Steelers shorthanded at QB and at RT with Dawand Jones. However, Denzel Ward returned to practice.

The Cleveland Browns got some devastating injury news on Wednesday, as it was announced that quarterback Deshaun Watson will miss the rest of the season with a broken shoulder. That is not the only concern with the Steelers on deck as right tackle Dawand Jones remains sidelined. On a bright note, however, cornerback Denzel Ward was a limited participant in practice as the Browns get set to take on the Pittsburgh Steelers despite leaving the game against the Baltimore Ravens.

Ward is not the only player to show up on the injury list, however, as there is a laundry list from Wednesday’s practice. A handful of players were resting on the first day of practice this week, so a bit of sifting through the names has to be done.

Here is the long list of players who did not practice or practiced on a limited basis as the Browns look to advance to 7-3 on the season against the Steelers on Sunday with an opportunity to take hold of the top spot in the AFC North.