Patriots Release Center Bradbury, Freeing Cap Space

0:00You're listening to NFL News Today, subscribe now for fast daily updates on your team. The New England Patriots have released Center Garrett Bradbury. He signed a two-year deal worth $12 million with the team last March. Last season, Bradbury started all 17 games. He provided key veteran leadership on the offensive line. That line featured two rookies on the left side, including Will Campbell and Jared Wilson. This move frees up $5.6 million in salary cap space for the Patriots. It pushes their total available cap, ahead of free agency, to more than $60 million. Analysts like Mark Daniels from MassLive confirmed the numbers. Fans and observers see this as a smart financial play. The team finished strong with a surprise Super Bowl run last year. Releasing Bradbury helps them build on that success without long-term commitments. Now the path is clear for Jared Wilson to shift back to his natural-spotted center. Wilson have been playing out of position before. Overall, this gives the Patriots tons of flexibility.

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