The Giants just cut CB James Bradberry. These 3 teams should quickly try to sign him. FrontOffice33
in the coming days after a trade failed to materialize. The Giants must create enough financial freedom to sign their 2022 NFL Draft class and releasing Bradberry would create more than $10 million dollars in additional cap space, via Spotrac.
New Giants General Manager Joe Schoen continues to leave his blueprint on a new-look roster that has experienced an abundance of change this offseason. The Giants simply can’t stomach Bradberry’s sizable cap hit of $21.8 million, and releasing him has now revealed itself as the most likely outcome. The 28-year-old Bradberry remains a feisty, competitive, and physical starting-caliber cornerback in coverage despite failing to experience his most fruitful professional season in 2021. Bradberry was still the undeniable leader of New York’s defense in 2021, a unit he appropriately spearheaded by securing a career-high four interceptions this past season. A Pro Bowler in 2020, Bradberry has totaled 380 tackles and 15 interceptions throughout an impressive six-year playing career.
A plethora of clubs should and will have interest in Bradberry’s services once he inevitably reaches the open market. We’ve identified three potential fits for Bradberry.The Philadelphia Eagles have routinely been tied to Bradberry throughout this process and general manager Howie Roseman is expected to aggressively pursue him if and when he becomes available.
Philadelphia entered the 2022 NFL Draft with several selections at their disposal, but Roseman traded away one of his premium first-round selections to the Tennessee Titans in exchange for superstar wide receiver
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