Veteran safety Jabrill Peppers has a message for NFL teams, including the Cincinnati Bengals, as the regular season approaches.

“Going on nine years in this league,” Peppers wrote on X. “I’ve had seven head coaches and six defensive coordinators lol. There is no scheme you can place me in where I won’t find a way to be effective.”

The 28-year-old, a former first-round pick, was released by the New England Patriots last week. He spent the past three seasons in New England.

With Cincinnati introducing new defensive coordinator Al Golden and fielding a safety group of Geno Stone, Jordan Battle and Tycen Anderson, adding an experienced playmaker like Peppers could be an option.

For now, the veteran is making it clear he believes he can contribute in any scheme.

Former Patriots safety Jabrill Peppers has a message for the Bengals and any other NFL team that may want to sign him with the start of the regular season looming. 

“Going on nine years in this league,” Peppers wrote on X. “I’ve had seven head coaches and six defensive coordinators lol. There is no scheme you can place me in where I won’t find a way to be effective.”

The Bengals are one of many teams that could be interested in a proven veteran like Peppers, who was surprisingly released last week. 

Peppers is a former first round pick. He’s played for the Browns, Giants and Patriots.

Peppers is a proven talent that won’t cost significant money and would give the Bengals’ secondary a major boost.

However, it’s unclear if the Bengals have interest in Peppers, but adding a veteran to a safety room that includes Geno Stone, Jordan Battle and Tycen Anderson would make a lot of sense.