The calendar has turned to June, and that’s always an important day in the business world of the NFL, a demarcation line allowing teams to essentially shift the burden of “mistakes” over two seasons.
The Kansas City Chiefs are still the hunted and must continue to improve their roster while they can. Ian Van Roy of Pro Football Network believes that the Chiefs have more than a few legitimate options of players they can add this offseason that would improve their defense.
The James Bradberry free agency buzz started after his release from the Philadelphia Eagles on March 4, 2025. The move was a post-June 1 designation to clear cap space.
How many of the NFL players with at least 80 touchdown catches in their career can you name in five minutes?
Jalen Ramsey is still a member of the Dolphins, but a trade remains the expectation in that case. Moving on from the All-Pro will create a notable cornerback vacancy, and to no surprise a few free agent options are on the team’s radar.
There are still some former members of the Philadelphia Eagles looking for new homes. One guy who is still out there in free agency is former All-Pro James Bradberry.
Per Barry Jackson of the Miami Herald, the Dolphins have had contact with former Eagles CB James Bradberry. Jackson mentions Miami has “expressed preliminary interest” in a few veteran corners, including Bradberry and former Bills CB Rasul Douglas.
James Bradberry isn’t done yet — and the Buffalo Bills just might be the team that gives him his next shot. Once a cornerstone of the Carolina Panthers’ secondary, Bradberry is reportedly visiting Buffalo ahead of the 2025 NFL Draft.
With Sean McDermott and Brandon Beane now in their ninth years in Buffalo, it would seem the Panthers-to-Bills pipeline would be on the verge of closing.
Jeremy Fowler reports veteran CB James Bradberry is visiting with the Bills on Wednesday. Fowler points out that Bradberry has ties to Bills GM Brandon Beane and HC Sean McDermott, who were with the Panthers and drafted him in 2016.
The Philadelphia Eagles lost one defensive piece to the Arizona Cardinals. Could they lose another? Philadelphia opted to cut ties with James Bradberry after a roller coaster of a year.
And, we're off! Nothing is official. Nothing can be announced until March 12. The Philadelphia Eagles can't 'tamper' legally until March 10, two days before the 2025 NFL year begins.
The Eagles released veteran cornerback James Bradberry, who had an interesting response to the move.
The Philadelphia Eagles are parting ways with former Pro Bowl cornerback James Bradberry, multiple media outlets reported on Tuesday. Per reports, Bradberry will be designated as a post-June 1 release, saving the Eagles $2.1M on the salary cap.
According to Jeremy Fowler, the Eagles have informed CB James Bradberry he will be released with a June 1 designation. This doesn’t come as a big surprise.
It would take $18.9M to keep both players.
He will now be attempting to bounce back from a serious injury ahead of an age-32 season.
Per Brooks Kubena of The Athletic, Eagles CB James Bradberry tore his Achilles and Soleus but recovery went well and he should be ready for OTAs. Kubena adds Bradberry wants to play corner and he only tried safety because of the other talent at the position.
The Eagles will be down a man in the secondary to start the season.
James Bradberry made the Eagles’ 53-man roster after drawing trade interest. However, the veteran defensive back will not be available at the start of the season.
It had been reported that Philadelphia was toying with the idea of moving the 2020 Pro Bowler to safety on a full-time basis, and we now know that the player himself suggested the change.
The Philadelphia Eagles have a James Bradberry problem. Bradberry regressed dramatically during the 2023 season, particularly down a stretch run that saw the Eagles fall from their perch atop the NFC to losing in the NFC Wild Card round, on the road, to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
On Friday afternoon, the Philadelphia Eagles announced they signed a veteran cornerback. The move came as All-Pro defensive back James Bradberry suffered an injury during practice this week.
Not that it’s earth-shattering news but veteran cornerback James Bradberry will again skip OTAs for the Eagles this week. Philadelphia returned from the Memorial Day weekend on Tuesday for a ramp-up OTA session and will have a “green” practice on Thursday open to reporters.
The Philadelphia Eagles are going to be an interesting team to watch when roster cut time arrives. With the NFL offseason winding down and most of the moves already being made, teams are preparing for the start of training camp and preseason action.
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