Adam Blair leaves Wests Tigers for Brisbane Broncos Heading north: Adam Blair. Brisbane's extreme makeover under Wayne Bennett has shown no sign of slowing down, with the Broncos signing Tigers and New Zealand prop Adam Blair on a three-year deal. Blair was released from the final year of his Tigers contract on Tuesday and was immediately trumpeted by the Broncos, who have secured his services for 2015 and beyond. The Broncos have already parted ways with frontrowers David Hala (Titans), Ben Hannant (Cowboys) and Martin Kennedy (Roosters) and were in the market for some firepower in the pack. Blair played a hand in New Zealand's Four Nations victory over Australia on the Saturday, where he started at prop as the Kiwis recorded a 22-18 victory. The 28-year-old has played 192 NRL games, 30 Tests and won a grand final with the Storm in 2009. He joined the Tigers in 2012 but produced mixed form in Sydney. Brisbane chief executive Paul White said Blair added representative experience to a pack that is strong on backrowers but needing some muscle in the middle of the park. Adam is a highly-experienced player. He has enormous experience at both NRL and representative level and will bring toughness and leadership. At 111kg, he will also add some more size to our forward stocks. Brisbane's lack of punch in the forwards became apparent last season, with the side struggling to match physical attributes with power sides such as premiers South Sydney. Blair will partly solve that issue and joins Anthony Milford, Darius Boyd, Mitch Garbutt and James Garvet as new faces at Red Hill. Tigers coach Jason Taylor said the club wished Blair success and would continue to plan for long-term success, with Blair's departure freeing salary cap room. "By releasing Adam and a couple of other players recently we have had some relief in the salary cap," Taylor said. But I need to make it clear this doesn't mean that we're going to signing up players between now and the start of the 2015 season. I can assure Wests Tigers members and supporters that we have a clear recruitment strategy.