NFL teams undergo offensive line restructuring during preseason

NFL teams are undergoing significant offensive line restructuring during the preseason. The Cleveland Browns have implemented a major overhaul, featuring an entirely new starting unit including Spencer Fano, Zion Johnson, Elgton Jenkins, Teven Jenkins, and Tytus Howard. While the unit showed potential during joint practices with the Buffalo Bills, early performances suggest the group requires more time to develop cohesion, particularly in the run game.

Similarly, the Houston Texans are reconsidering their interior offensive line configuration following preseason games. After trading Tytus Howard, the team is reportedly giving ‘serious consideration’ to a lineup featuring Evan Brown at center and Keylan Rutledge at left guard. The Texans aim to finalize their starting configuration before their regular-season opener against the Buffalo Bills.