Harrison Bryant was able to participate in practice, albeit in a limited capacity. Signed this offseason for the H-back role, he is recognized as a solid blocker who can effectively execute crucial blocks at the point of attack. His return, alongside Michael Mayer, could significantly enhance the Raiders' tight end position and facilitate a stronger running game.

Harrison Bryant moved from not practicing to being a limited participant due to an ankle injury. His status is a change from the previous day's report, indicating some progress as the team prepares for their upcoming game.

Harrison Bryant is dealing with an elbow injury and was limited in practice for the second consecutive day.

Harrison Bryant signed a one-year deal with the Raiders this offseason but has seen his role diminish with the emergence of rookie Brock Bowers. As a former unanimous All-American tight end and John Mackey Award winner, he could attract trade interest from teams looking for a versatile option at the position.

Harrison Bryant is listed as "questionable" for the upcoming game against the Kansas City Chiefs, raising concerns about his availability. His absence would further impact the Raiders' offense, which is already dealing with the loss of quarterback Aidan O'Connell.