Cornerback Brandon Browner won the second Super Bowl ring of his career after leaving the Seattle Seahawks to sign a three-year contract with the New England Patriots.
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However, Browner may not play out his entire contract with the Patriots as they are reportedly planning to let him explore the market.
This is reportedly due to Browner being due a $2 million roster bonus along with counting $4.8 million against the Patriots’ salary cap for the 2015 season.
Browner was able to help the Patriots defense improve, but they have prioritized cornerback Darrelle Revis and safety Devin McCourty in free agency.
McCourty has re-signed with the Patriots on a five-year, $47.5 million contract.
Revis is expected to command at double-digits in millions per year after being paid $12 million last season, but the Patriots declined his $20 million player option for next season.
Browner will become a hot commodity if he is on the trading block since Byron Maxwell signed a monster contract with the Philadelphia Eagles.
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