Howie Roseman’s offseason of success continued on Wednesday after the Eagles agreed to a one-year deal with the former New York Giants cornerback.
Bradberry signed for $7.5 million, plus another $2.5 million in incentives, raising the deal to $10 million and giving Philadelphia another talented Pro Bowl cornerback to pair opposite Darius Slay.
Bradberry was released by the Giants last week due to salary cap issues and he’ll now give Philadelphia the top tandem in the NFC East.
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Eagles landed a playmaker
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Los Angeles Rams wide receiver Robert Woods (2) cannot make the catch as New York Giants cornerback James Bradberry (24) defends at MetLife Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Robert Deutsch-USA TODAY Sports
Philadelphia has been missing playmakers in the secondary and now they have two of the NFL’s best at dictating the pace to the opposition when targeted.
Eagles have increased talent on the roster
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Roseman spent all offseason talking about not wasting assets and the Eagles GM has been the star of the spring after adding several big named producers to the roster.
– WR AJ Brown
– LB Haason Reddick
– CB James Bradberry
– DT Jordan Davis (Round 1)
– C Cam Jurgens (Round 2)
– LB Nakobe Dean (Round 3)
– LB Kyzir White
– WR Zach Pascal
Production matters in the NFL and Philadelphia has an instant impact player at several key spots.
Eagles land a key player late in the process
Browns 8 20 16Bradberry didn’t make the Eagles wait until training camp to sign, but Philadelphia has landed solid cornerbacks late in the NFL free agency process. Roseman has said repeatedly throughout the offseason that he would be aggressive when adding to the roster, and the Eagles’ GM pounced immediately.
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