Cleveland Browns Celebrate Pro Bowl Honors for Wyatt Teller and Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah
Players of the Cleveland Browns are not an exception to the general consensus that most players have no interest in participating in the Pro Bowl.
It’s still great to see, though, that some of the guys on your favorite team get the credit they earned.
This time, the Browns have announced the addition of two players to their group of Pro Bowl players: G Wyatt Teller and LB Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah.
JOK and Wyatt have been named to the Pro Bowl! 👏
📄: https://t.co/D5I2QMJit5 pic.twitter.com/e5hV9pnGNf
— Cleveland Browns (@Browns) January 19, 2024
And appropriately so, they will now be joining players like DE Myles Garrett, CB Denzel Ward, WR Amari Cooper, TE David Njoku, and G Joel Bitonio.
Naturally, it’s reasonable to feel angry given how hard this club battled throughout the regular season and how it appeared to be primed for a lengthy postseason run.
However, most of these players will return for the upcoming season, so this is not the end of their story.
To make the most of their $230 million quarterback, who should be back to full fitness by the start of training camp, the organization is aggressively seeking some enhancements to the offensive coaching staff and has enough salary cap flexibility to make some improvements.
Fans may concentrate on the future later; congrats to the guys who made it.
