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Eskimos receiver Bryant Mitchell signs with NFL’s Cardinals

Edmonton Eskimos' Bryant Mitchell (80) celebrates his 75-yard touchdown with Derel Walker (87) during second half CFL action against the Ottawa Redblacks, in Edmonton on Saturday, Oct. 13, 2018. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Amber Bracken

The Edmonton Eskimos watched yet another one of their players sign an NFL contract on Thursday.

Receiver Bryant Mitchell, who was released on Tuesday so he could pursue NFL opportunities, officially signed a futures contract with the Arizona Cardinals.

READ MORE: Duke Williams signs with NFL’s Buffalo Bills 3 days after Edmonton Eskimos release him

Mitchell spent the last three seasons with the Eskimos. Last season, Mitchell finished third on the Eskimos in receiving yards with 867 in only 11 games. He scored three touchdowns.

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In 19 career CFL games, Mitchell recorded 97 catches for 1,418 yards and six touchdowns.

READ MORE: Eskimos unveil 2019 coaching staff and announce reorganization of football operations

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Last week, the Eskimos lost three players to the NFL. Receiver Duke Williams signed with the Buffalo Bills, defensive back Mercy Maston signed with the Philadelphia Eagles and defensive tackle Jake Ceresna signed with the New York Giants.

Watch below: Some videos from Global News’ coverage of the Edmonton Eskimos’ off-season.

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