Nick Chubb Leaves Browns Signs One-Year Texans Deal

Nick Chubb, who spent his entire seven-year NFL career with the Cleveland Browns, recently signed a one-year deal with the Houston Texans, marking the end of an era for Cleveland. In heartfelt messages across multiple platforms, Chubb expressed deep gratitude to Browns fans, teammates, and the city, emphasizing that Cleveland became more than just a place to play football—it became family. Despite battling significant injuries in recent seasons, Chubb left as one of the Browns' all-time great running backs, ranking third in franchise rushing yards with 6,843 yards and 51 touchdowns. He acknowledged the Browns' struggles during his tenure, highlighting the team's resilience and his hope that Cleveland finally earns consistent winning seasons. While Chubb aims to bounce back and contribute to the Texans, he remains emotionally connected to Cleveland and proud of the legacy he built there. Fans have responded emotionally to his farewell, underscoring the strong bond he forged with the city and its supporters.