Few cities on Earth can provide an athlete with the same kind of fishbowl effect as New York City – especially when you grew up in Alabama and went to a school at the FCS level. And in a media market hungry for blood and the clicks that come from negative headlines, that scrutiny only intensifies if your team is struggling like Pro-Bowl cornerback James Bradberry’s New York Foobtall Giants.But in an extended conversation with ESPN’s Patrick Djordjevic, the 28-year-old Pleasant Grove, Alabama native discussed how he has dealt with the scrutiny of the New York media and the increasingly loud social media since signing with the Giants from the Carolina Panthers – opening up on how he maintains a clear head and focus on what’s important in life.The second-round draft pick in the 2016 draft also talked about growing up in a small town, his family, playing for a small school, playing Santa for his teammates and much, much more.