The Las Vegas Raiders announced on Tuesday that they have signed three additional players to reserve/future contracts, little over a week after they had signed fifteen players to such terms. Tyreque Jones, a safety, and Tyreik McAllister, a running back, were all signed by the team to reserve/future contracts.
The Cincinnati Bengals signed Brown as an undrafted free agent in 2022, but the team waived him in August of the same year. The Seattle Seahawks signed him just two days later.
The Cincinnati Bengals signed Brown as an undrafted free agent in 2022, but the team waived him in August of the same year. The Seattle Seahawks signed him just two days later.
Brown redshirted his freshman year and went on to play for four years at the University of Mississippi. Brown gained recognition as one of the top players in the country after switching from guard to center. Sadly, midway through his senior season, he suffered a biceps tear that ended his collegiate career. As a result, Brown’s draft status plummeted and he was passed over.
The Tennessee Titans signed Jones, another undrafted free agent, in May of last year. He was brought to the practice squad by the New York Jets after being waived as part of the August roster cuts. He was picked up two days later. Jones was released by New York in October. Jones was added to the practice squad of the Indianapolis Colts in less than a week.
Jones attended Boise State University for six years, where he finished his college career with two All-Mountain West Honorable Mention selections.
McAllister was a free agent who was not selected. The Denver Broncos signed him in 2022. McAllister was let go in May of last year without ever having the chance to play a game for Denver. McAllister participated in 16 games for the CFL’s Hamilton Tiger-Cats last season. 364 receiving yards, two receiving touchdowns, and 1,037 rushing yards were all tallied by him. The youthful running back was a member of the University of Charleston team for five seasons. The NFL Scouting Combine will take place at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, Indiana, from February 27 to March 4, 2024.
