Former Philadelphia Eagles linebacker Nigel Bradham was pulled over for speeding on a suspended license with his two children in the back seat, already having a warrant out for his arrest.

The 2018 Super Bowl champion was pulled over during a traffic stop in Tallahassee on Oct. 10 for going 78 mph in a 55 zone with his two children in the back seats of his KIA SUV. TMZ first reported.

Bradham, 35, admitted to officers that he knew he was illegally driving with a suspended license — and not for the first time, according to a Florida Highway Patrol report obtained by the agency.

The officer also discovered that Bradham had an active warrant for possession of a controlled substance in Leon County, the report said.

The 2018 Super Bowl champion was then handcuffed and transported to a local jail, where he was released a short time later, the media reported.

Bradham was charged in Wakulla County with felony driving with a suspended or revoked license, court records show.

This would not be Bradham’s first brush with the law. The professional boxer was caught with three kilos of weed and guns in his Corvette in 2021 and was sentenced to 30 days of probation, according to the Tallahassee Democrat.

Miami-Dade police also arrested him on suspicion of carrying a concealed firearm throughout the airport — just two months after he was handcuffed on suspicion of assault/aggravated assault in an alleged incident at a hotel in miami, according to the NHL.

The former linebacker was drafted by the Buffalo Bills in the fourth round of the 2012 NFL Draft and then picked up by the Philadelphia Eagles in 2016 for a $7 million contract, helping them win the 2018 Super Bowl against the New England Patriots.

Bradham totaled 619 tackles in 116 games in his career.