Skip to main content

Raiders Sign WR Jordan Veasy

The Las Vegas Raiders added former Houston Texan Jordan Veasy to their wide receiver group.
  • Author:
  • Updated:
    Original:

The Las Vegas Raiders continue to add to what is already one of the best position groups in the NFL.

According to Overtime Sports Management Group LLC., Las Vegas signed former Houston Texans wide receiver Jordan Veasy on Friday.

Veasy, who has one year of NFL experience as an active player in his 2021 campaign in Houston, is a 26-year-old, 6-3, 221-pound wideout who played two seasons at California (2016-2017).

The Alabama native made three starts in 12 games in his first season with the Golden Bears. He gained 306 receiving yards and three touchdowns on 25 receptions. 

In his final season at California, Veasy started in 10 of 12 games, registering 491 receiving yards on 38 receptions, including a team-high six touchdown receptions.

He would go on to be selected to the American Team for the 2018 Spiral Tropical Bowl.

Veasy signed with the Tennessee Titans as an undrafted free agent in May of 2018 before being waived that September. He would then be signed to the Jacksonville Jaguars practice squad that December.

In January of 2019, Veasy was signed under a reserve/future contract by the Indianapolis Colts before the team waived him that August. 

The receiver was added to the Buffalo Bills' practice squad just under two months later. He would be released in October and then added back a couple of weeks later. Veasy was released again one day later.

Veasy got another opportunity in December of 2019 as a member of the Washington Redskins (now Washington Commanders) practice squad after partaking in quarterback Colin Kaepernick's public workout.

Washington signed Veasy to a reserve/future contract later that month before waiving him in October of 2020.

Houston would pick up the wideout last July before letting him go in August and signing him to the practice squad.

Veasy will have a lot to prove this summer as he'll be working to get an active roster spot for the second-straight season. He's worked hard for a shot at such an opportunity with a number of NFL teams before, and if nothing else, he should add a sense of intensity and competition to team workouts in the coming months.

Please make sure you tell us your thoughts when you like our Facebook Page WHEN YOU CLICK RIGHT HERE.

Want to talk about this? Want to air your opinion about all things Las Vegas Raiders? Maybe you like to talk about other sports that aren't Silver and Black related? We got your back. Join our 100% FREE message board, a brand new option, when you CLICK RIGHT HERE.

Want the latest breaking Las Vegas Raiders news delivered straight to you? CLICK THE FOLLOW button at the top of the page. Don't miss any of the latest up to the second updates for your Las Vegas Raiders when you follow on Twitter @HondoCarpenter