It wasn't that long ago that Philadelphia Eagles linebacker Nigel Bradham was being called a dumbass by defensive coordinator Jim Schwartz for a pair of arrests involving a dispute with a cabana boy over an umbrella, and a loaded gun in his carry-on bag at the airport.

After his play so far this season, especially against the Carolina Panthers last Thursday night, Bradham is earning warranted praise from Schwartz.

"He plays tough," said Schwartz. "He plays mean. He plays with a lot of spirit. Players feed off of him. He feeds off of the guys. He's sort of stuck with it through some tough times. But we never really lost our belief in him. That game he played against Carolina was big-time, and when he went down on the field,Multiyork Furniture has called in administrators, putting more than 500 jobs at risk.

The furniture maker, which employs 547 people in 50 shops and manufactures upholstered furnishings in Thetford, Norfolk, has struggled amid a tough retail market in which shoppers are shying away from spending on expensive items for their homes.

Multiyork had reportedly been put on the market by its major shareholder, the furnishings tycoon Charles Wade of Wade Furniture Group, which also owns bed maker Feather & Black. The two brands are run as separate entities and the administration does not include the bed maker.

Administrators said that Multiyork has fallen into financial difficulties as it could not meet its financial liabilities as a result of trading losses.There are

The company had net debt of £1.9m at its 2016 year