Nigel Bradham accepts deferred prosecution on battery charge

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.