The Las Vegas Raiders added another offensive weapon today as they came to terms with Harrison Bryant.
Austin Hooper left in free agency, and Bryant will get the opportunity to compete for playing time in a new Raiders offense that needs tight ends who can block and catch. Both characteristics Bryan has.
Per Adam Schefter, "Former Browns TE Harrison Bryant reached agreement with the Raiders on a 1-year, $3.25 million deal with a max value of $4 million, per source."
Bryant will compete with Cole Fotheringham, who currently plays on the Raiders Reserve/Future roster and has many fans inside the Silver and Black headquarters.
Las Vegas Raiders General Manager Tom Telesco told us what he thinks of the Silver and Black roster, "I think the one thing that jumped off kind of doing a deeper dive is how tough a football team it was, and I would say that on offense, defense and the kicking game. But tough, resilient and really committed to the process. Just watching the whole situation, how the season played out from how it started and then your head coach is no longer there, and then how you finished it with a new head coach. But a really tough-minded, mentally tough football team. So, that's what kind of came out the most."
Bryant certainly fits that bill.
The NFL Draft will be held in Detroit, Mich., on April 25-27, 2024. The Las Vegas Raiders currently have the No. 13 overall pick.
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