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Tytus Howard’s NFL debut hit a rocky note—his first career penalty, a tripping call in preseason, landed him a $12,537 fine, the league’s biggest preseason penalty to date. Acquired from Houston and signed to a lucrative two-year, $45M deal, Howard’s costly misstep comes at a critical juncture for Cleveland’s rebuilt offensive line, which is now anchored by five new starters—including Howard—tasked with protecting Deshaun Watson. The Browns are banking on chemistry built through reps, not penalties, as they gear up for the regular season. While this stumble is expensive, the real measure will be how well Howard integrates into the unit and whether this revamped front five can deliver consistent protection when it matters most.

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