Patriots settle grievances on contracts with Antonio Brown and Aaron Hernandez

The Patriots have settled two longstanding grievances regarding former players’ contracts.

According to ESPN, the colonies released more than $ 7 million in ceiling space for the Patriots, who were almost completely out of space.

Grievances came from Antonio Brown, who was cut a match after signing a one-year, $ 15 million contract, and Aaron Hernandez, who was cut less than a year after signing a contract. $ 39.58 million over five years.

Hernandez committed suicide in prison after being found guilty of murder, but the grievance regarding his estate was still pending.

The Patriots now have $ 7.79 million in ceiling space.