The Las Vegas Raiders have found their fullback. The team agreed to terms with Connor Heyward on Thursday, adding a versatile player who can line up in the backfield, at tight end, and contribute on special teams.

Heyward, who spent the past four seasons with the Pittsburgh Steelers, is expected to fill a key role in new head coach Klint Kubiak’s offense. Kubiak had openly expressed his desire to add a fullback, and his enthusiasm for the position became a social media meme during the scouting combine.

While Heyward is listed as a tight end and fullback, he will likely see most of his snaps in the backfield. He also provides value on special teams, making him a well-rounded addition to the roster.

Heyward is not considered an elite talent, but he embraces his role and performs his duties effectively. The Raiders are banking on his reliability and versatility to bolster their offensive scheme.