The Houston Texans made a solid investment into their offensive line for the 2026 season in the form of adding former Cleveland Browns guard Wyatt Teller back in March.

As a former All-Pro talent and NFL starter for over 100 games, Teller brings a sense of stability and experience the Texans covet upfront in a year that'll be pivotal for their offensive side of the ball. On a two-year, $16 million deal, he's got a short-term, yet team-friendly to offer that spark.

But not even two months removed from Teller's initial signing with Houston, and there's already some real competition for the veteran guard to be tasked with heading into training camp; perhaps enough to even question his status as a truly confident Week One starter.

Could Wyatt Teller's Starting Status Be in Question?

On paper, even after the Texans' offensive line work in the draft, Teller still appears to be in line as the favorite to be Houston's left guard come time for September's season kickoff.…