Veteran tight end Harrison Bryant is heading to Philadelphia. The Eagles and Bryant agreed to a one-year deal, according to Ian Rapoport of NFL Network. The 26-year-old Bryant spent last season with the Raiders and had nine catches for 86 yards.

The Philadelphia Eagles are signing veteran tight end Harrison Bryant to a one-year contract, according to the NFL Network's Ian Rapoport. The reported signing comes amid uncertainty around Dallas Goedert's future with the Eagles.

Former Raiders tight end Harrison Bryant has reportedly inked a one-year, $2 million deal with the defending Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles. The 6-5, 230-pound tight end departs Las Vegas after one season with the Raiders, having signed last offseason to a one-year, $3.25 million deal.

Bryant may be eyeing a similar role in Philly for the 2025 campaign. Dallas Goedert will continue to lead the depth chart for the Eagles, and Grant Calcaterra has established himself as a steady backup option. That means Bryant will be competing with the likes of E.J. Jenkins, Cameron Latu, and Nick Muse for any leftover snaps.

The Eagles continued bargain hunting in free agency Thursday by adding 26-year-old tight end Harrison Bryant, who has 98 receptions in five NFL seasons. Bryant, originally a 4 th -round pick of the Browns in 2020, spent his first four seasons in Cleveland and was with the Raiders last year.

Bryant was a depth tight end in Cleveland and Las Vegas, but his signing could point to more uncertainty over Dallas Goedert's future.

On the second official day of the new league year, Howie Roseman continued to sign players from the bargain bin. The Eagles agreed to terms with outside linebacker Joshua Uche and tight end Harrison Bryant on one-year deals on Thursday,