The Philadelphia Eagles have added a former Pro Bowl selection from a division rival.
Cornerback James Bradberry, who spent the past two seasons with the New York Giants, has agreed to terms on a one-year deal, the team confirmed on its verified Twitter account Wednesday.
NFL Network's Ian Rapoport reports Bradberry's deal is worth $10 million, according to sources with knowledge of the situation.
"A big-time post-draft addition, as Bradberry lands in a perfect spot," Rapoport tweeted.
ESPN's Adam Schefter reports Bradberry's deal includes $7.5 million in guaranteed money, as well as an additional $2.5 million in upside, a source confirmed.
Bradberry, who was selected to the Pro Bowl during his first season with the Giants in 2020, was released by New York on May 9 after it failed to find a trade partner.
The former Samford standout was selected by the Carolina Panthers at No. 62 overall in the second round of the 2016 NFL Draft and spent four seasons with the franchise before signing with the Giants as a free agent in March 2020.
Bradberry will now play opposite former All-Pro cornerback Darius Slay in a revamped Eagles secondary as the latest addition during a busy offseason for Philadelphia, which also included acquiring former Pro Bowl wide receiver A.J. Brown in a draft-day trade with the Tennessee Titans.
Brown signed a four-year contract extension with the Eagles through 2026 days after the trade was completed.
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