Source – Cardinals, Baron Browning REACH 2 -year, $ 15m Deal

Tempe, Ariz. Cardinals began to rebuild their Pasrush by agreeing to sign outside Linebacker Baron Browning for a two-year contract Sunday, a day before the free agency negotiation window begins.

Financial terms were not revealed, but Browning’s agreement is worth $ 15 million, a source confirmed to ESPN.

Browning, 26, was traded for the Cardinals from the Denver Broncos in early November, giving an immediate lift to their Pasrush.

In eight games with the Cardinals, Browning had two sacks, 14 tackles (11 solo) and three quarterback hits. He delivered depth to Arizona in a position where it seriously needed it. The Cardinals lost projected, starting outside Linebacker BJ Ojulari to an ACL injury during training camp in August and then lost starting outside Linebacker Dennis Gardeck to an ACL injury in October, leaving the cardinals thinly from the edge.

Browning, EN 2021 Third Round Election Out of Ohio State, earned $ 1.5 million last season.

In four seasons of broncos and cardinals, browning has 11.5 career bags, two forced fumbles, a fumble improvement, one eavesdropping and six passport defense.

The news of Browning’s agreement was first reported by the NFL Network.