The Cleveland Browns have acquired offensive lineman Tytus Howard from the Houston Texans, while the Texans have added veteran running back David Montgomery in a separate transaction, according to Ian Rapoport of NFL Network.
Reporting on "The Insiders," Rapoport confirmed the movement of both players as teams continue to reshuffle their rosters. Tytus Howard, a former first-round selection, provides the Browns with a versatile veteran presence on the offensive front. Howard has been a mainstay on the offensive line since entering the league, primarily serving as a tackle for the Texans.
In a move to bolster their ground game, the Houston Texans have secured David Montgomery. Montgomery, known for his durable and physical running style, joins a Texans offense looking to establish a more consistent rushing attack. The veteran back brings a proven track record of production to the Houston backfield following his previous stints in the league.
Further details regarding the specific draft pick compensation or additional assets involved in these trades have not yet been released by the teams. These moves represent a significant shift for both AFC franchises as they address key positional needs, per @RapSheet.
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