Buccaneers Sign Former Rams WR, Ravens RB to Bolster Injury-Hit Roster

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have been hit hard by injuries in training camp, particularly across their offensive roster, with key players including Baker Mayfield and running backs sidelined. To bolster their depth, the Buccaneers have signed wide receiver Jacob Harris, a 6-foot-5 veteran who has NFL experience with the Rams, Jaguars, and Eagles, and running back Owen Wright, a former Baltimore Ravens player with limited regular-season experience but promising preseason performances. Wright, an undrafted free agent out of William & Mary and Monmouth, impressed in the preseason with the Ravens and now aims to secure a spot on Tampa Bay’s 53-man roster amid ongoing injuries in the running back group. Meanwhile, the San Francisco 49ers have added veteran running back Ameer Abdullah to their 90-man roster, a versatile player known for his contributions in rushing, receiving, and special teams, joining a competitive backfield that includes Christian McCaffrey. Abdullah has a solid career history, including nearly 2,000 rushing yards and significant return yards, and will provide depth and experience to the 49ers' offense. Both teams are actively addressing roster challenges as they prepare for the upcoming NFL season.