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Cleveland Browns: 5 2021 Pro Bowl snubs

By Sam Penix

Sep 27, 2020; Cleveland, Ohio, USA; Cleveland Browns running back Kareem Hunt (27) runs the ball as running back Andy Janovich (31) blocks for him against the Washington Football Team during the fourth quarter at FirstEnergy Stadium. The Browns won 34-20. Mandatory Credit: Scott Galvin-USA TODAY Sports
Sep 27, 2020; Cleveland, Ohio, USA; Cleveland Browns running back Kareem Hunt (27) runs the ball as running back Andy Janovich (31) blocks for him against the Washington Football Team during the fourth quarter at FirstEnergy Stadium. The Browns won 34-20. Mandatory Credit: Scott Galvin-USA TODAY Sports /
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1. Wyatt Teller, RG

Right guard was considered the weak link of the offensive line heading into this season, but it wound up being the line’s greatest strength. Wyatt Teller was traded from the Buffalo Bills to Cleveland after the 2019 preseason and took over for Eric Kush at the midseason point. He was solid in pass protection, but struggled in the run game, as he had played on the left side his entire career.

This season, it’s been a completely different story. Teller is Pro Football Focus’s highest-graded offensive lineman at 93.6, and has been downright dominant in the run game. He is incredibly physical and sets the tone for the Browns rushing attack, as they’ve struggled to run ball effectively without him.

Teller is absolutely deserving of a Pro Bowl nod and First-Team All-Pro. But name recognition is something he doesn’t have quite yet.

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The Pro Bowl has devolved into a popularity contest meant to appeal to a younger audience. If it were not, these five Browns, along with plenty of other excellent and deserving players, would be on the roster.

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