- According to ESPN, Philadelphia Eagles LB Nigel Bradham has accepted a deferred prosecution program for his 2016 felony battery charge.
- Bradham had a strong first season in Philadelphia, earning a career-best 86.5 PFF overall grade, ranking ninth at his position.
- The former Florida State Seminole was strong in both run defense and pass coverage in 2016. His 24 stops against the run were the seventh-highest total at his position while only missing three tackles.
- Defending the pass, the 27-year-old allowed only 0.80 yards per coverage snap. This was the third best average among 4-3 outside linebackers.
- If the conditions set in the prosecution program are met, the case will be dismissed. However, Bradham could still face league discipline for the incident.
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