The Las Vegas Raiders will have a fresh youthful tight end tandem in the upcoming campaign. Michael Mayer and Harrison Bryant, a recent free agency addition, make up the new tight end duo.
This offseason, Bryant inked a 3.25 million dollar, one-year contract with the Silver and Black.
Bryant played with the Cleveland Browns for four seasons. He was chosen from Florida Atlantic University in the fourth round of the 2020 NFL draft.
Bryant participated in all 17 games during the 2023–24 regular season, accumulating 13 receptions for 81 yards and three receiving touchdowns. Bryant had a PFF overall grade of 53.5, a receiving grade of 54.0, and a rushing grade of 55.7 at the end of the season, according to Pro Football Focus.
Our own Hondo Carpenter Sr. had the chance to discuss Bryant and what he can offer the Raiders as a tight end on March 16th on the Las Vegas Raiders Insider Podcast.
“Harrison Bryant provides the Raiders with just what they need. In addition to being an excellent blocker, he can catch. Simply put, he hasn’t had many chances to achieve it. It seemed like a really good signing to me.”
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