Seahawks sign CB Brandon Johnson, cut TE Harrison Bryant

The Seattle Seahawks made two roster moves on last Tuesday. According to ESPN’s Brady Henderson, the Seahawks signed cornerback Brandon Johnson and released tight end Harrison Bryant just before veterans are due to report to training camp on July 24. Johnson began his career with the Philadelphia Ea

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The Seattle Seahawks made two roster moves on last Tuesday.

According to ESPN’s Brady Henderson, the Seahawks signed cornerback Brandon Johnson and released tight end Harrison Bryant just before veterans are due to report to training camp on July 24.

Johnson began his career with the Philadelphia Eagles as an undrafted free agent in 2025. He played in three games for the Eagles last season and recorded a defended pass on the year.

Bryant approached his seventh season in the NFL in 2026. The Florida Atlantic product has played in stints with the Cleveland Browns (2020-23), Las Vegas Raiders (2024) and Houston Texans (2025). He started in four of 12 games played last season for the Texans.

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CB Brandon Johnson, cut TE Harrison Bryant