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The Philadelphia Eagles will gain approximately $6.42 million in salary cap space after June 1st by designating veteran cornerbacks Darius Slay and James Bradberry for post-June 1st releases, which will also defer nearly $21 million in dead money to future years, helping the team manage its cap and plan for upcoming moves.
The Philadelphia Eagles began their mandatory minicamp with standout performances from Kelee Ringo, who made key defensive plays, while James Bradberry left early due to an injury. Landon Dickerson was absent for personal reasons, and Mekhi Becton filled in at left guard. The practice included various drills and depth chart updates, with some notable plays and errors during the 7-on-7 and 11-on-11 sessions.
During the Eagles' first minicamp practice, James Bradberry left early due to an injury, while Kelee Ringo impressed at cornerback. Jalen Hurts rebounded from a rough practice, and the team experimented with positional versatility under new defensive coordinator Vic Fangio. Key players like DeVonta Smith and Lane Johnson returned, and the team focused on special teams and depth chart adjustments.
The Philadelphia Eagles are moving James Bradberry from cornerback to safety, despite his lack of experience at the position. Coach Nick Sirianni is optimistic about the transition, citing Bradberry's versatility and team-first attitude. Bradberry, who earned All-Pro honors in 2022, signed a three-year, $38 million deal in March 2023. The move comes as the Eagles seek depth behind their starting safeties, with other players recovering from injuries. Bradberry left the first mandatory minicamp practice early due to an unspecified injury.
James Bradberry, previously a cornerback for the Philadelphia Eagles, is now transitioning to the safety position due to roster changes and the team's need for depth at safety. Despite being statistically the worst cornerback last year, the Eagles are retaining him to avoid a significant cap hit and potentially increase his trade value. Bradberry has responded positively to the move, and the team hopes he can contribute effectively in his new role.
The Philadelphia Eagles began their mandatory minicamp with strong attendance, though James Bradberry suffered an injury. Kelee Ringo impressed at right cornerback, showing strong coverage skills. The offensive and defensive depth charts saw some notable shifts, including Mekhi Becton at left guard and various players rotating in different positions. The Eagles' offense appears to be evolving with more complex formations, and special teams practice highlighted some standout and subpar performances.
The Philadelphia Eagles are holding a mandatory three-day minicamp from June 4 to June 6, with all players required to attend or face fines. Key focus includes whether James Bradberry will attend after missing previous OTA practices. Updates and practice notes will be provided by Bleeding Green Nation.
The Philadelphia Eagles are set to begin their first mandatory minicamp under head coach Nick Sirianni, following a disappointing end to the 2023 season and the addition of two new coordinators. Key storylines include the mandatory attendance of veterans like Lane Johnson and DeVonta Smith, the uncertain future of cornerback James Bradberry, and the competition for the WR3 position. The minicamp will also provide insights into the depth chart and whether the offense can catch up to the defense's performance seen in recent OTAs.
San Francisco 49ers receiver Deebo Samuel stands by his previous comments calling Eagles cornerback James Bradberry "trash," expressing no regrets. Samuel made the remarks on the "I Am Athlete" podcast following the NFC Championship Game last season. He also trolled Bradberry on social media after a penalty in Super Bowl LVII. As the 49ers prepare to face the Eagles again, Samuel downplays any personal feelings, treating it like any other game on the schedule.
The Philadelphia Eagles have added three defensive starters, James Bradberry, Zach Cunningham, and Jordan Davis, to their injury report ahead of their game against the Washington Commanders. It is unclear if any of these players will miss the game, but Bradberry spoke to reporters after practice. Meanwhile, the Commanders' starting left guard Saahdiq Charles and CB Benjamin St.-Juste are dealing with injuries and missed practice.
The Philadelphia Eagles have agreed to terms with free agent cornerback Greedy Williams, adding to their already strengthened cornerback position with the recent extensions of Darius Slay and James Bradberry. Williams spent four seasons with the Cleveland Browns after being drafted in 2019, but missed all of 2020 and played only 11 games in 2022.
All-Pro cornerback James Bradberry has signed a three-year deal worth $38 million with the Philadelphia Eagles, turning down "more lucrative offers" from other teams. Bradberry, who played for the Eagles last season, said he wanted to go to a place where he felt comfortable and the fit was right. He praised the Eagles' offense and expressed confidence in the front office and general manager Howie Roseman. Bradberry also spoke to new defensive coordinator Sean Desai about his scheme and playbook, and said he was comfortable with it.