Born: January 17, 1998- Laie, Hawaii
Entering 2026:  Years as a Lion: 2nd   Years in CFL: 2nd   Status: American
Career Games: 5   Playoffs: 2   Grey Cup: 0

Acquired:

Bradlee was signed by the Lions as part of the NFL practice roster expansion in September 2025.

Highlights:

2025: Bradlee made an impact on an improved defensive line in the final third of the 2025 season. After making his Lions debut on September 13 against Ottawa and recording a pair of tackles and his first career sack, the defensive end recorded a total of 11 tackles (ten tackles, one special teams) and two sacks in five regular season contests. He also registered a big forced fumble to help seal a win over Toronto on September 27. In his Grey Cup Playoffs debut, Bradlee had a pair of tackles and one sack in the Western Semi-Final win over Calgary.

Highlights:

2025: After beginning the year with a UFL stint in Birmingham with the Stallions, Bradlee attended training camp with the San Francisco 49ers.

2024: Bradlee attended training camp with the Atlanta Falcons before being released as part of the team’s final roster cuts. He rejoined the New York Jets practice roster on December 18.

2022-23: Signed with the New York Jets ahead of 2022 training camp and spent the duration of the season on the practice roster. He was promoted to the active roster in their final regular season game in January 2023. Bradlee was placed on injured reserve in May 2023.

2020-21: The Dallas Cowboys selected Bradlee in round five (179th overall) of the 2020 NFL Draft. He appeared in 11 games over two seasons with Dallas and recorded a pair of tackles and one quarterback hit.

College:

2016-19:  Bradlee enjoyed a solid four seasons at the University of Utah, suiting up in 47 games with 135 total tackles (86 solo, 49 assisted), 41.5 tackles for a loss,  a program record 30 sacks, six forced fumbles, four pass knockdowns and a pair of fumble recoveries. A two-time All-Pac 12 selection (2018, 2019) and a 2019 consensus All-American, Bradlee won the 2019 Morris Trophy, given annually to the best offensive or defensive lineman in the Pac 12.