Let’s not get all misty eyed, as we head into the final weekend of the NFL, although I have to admit, I’m feeling a tad melancholy. It’s been a fun football season, with the usual ups and downs.
The Patriots picked the perfect person to welcome back ahead of their Week 2 game.
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A few trades have rearranged the NFL's backup quarterback ranks, but the dust has mostly settled. From a mix of recent first-round disappointments, aging vets, and young project types, here is how the league's QB2 ranks look for the 2026 season.
Former New England Patriots star cornerback Malcolm Butler was arrested earlier this month. According to police and court records that were obtained by WPRI, Butler was arrested in North Providence, R.I., on March 16.
One of the biggest Super Bowl heroes in NFL history has announced his retirement.
NFL stars can't play forever, and retirement is coming sooner than later for some of the league's top players. These 25 players could call it quits following the 2026 season.
After seven years in the NFL and attempts to extend his time in the league, Malcolm Butler has elected to end his career.
The Atlanta Falcons are working out a former New England Patriots Super Bowl hero who hasn't played an NFL game in nearly 1,000 days.
Former Pro Bowl cornerback Malcolm Butler is en route to Atlanta where he will attempt to earn a deal with the Falcons.
A legend in the sport and a hero to the people of New England, Belichick always finds a way to win.
Missing their top two CBs and thin on depth, these players could give the Falcons a boost in the secondary.
New England has a couple of in-house options who aren't proven starters, so if Butler can recharge his career, his return to the Northeast could be very fruitful.
One-time Pro Bowl cornerback Malcolm Butler was last seen facing an opposing offense on an NFL field in a meaningful game during the 2020 season while with the Tennessee Titans.
Arizona's official designation made Butler a free agent who can sign with any team moving forward, so logic suggests he won't be part of the Cardinals' secondary when summer training camps open.
While Butler's future in the NFL remains up in the air heading into the new league year that begins in March, logic suggests contenders in need of secondary help will offer him at least training-camp invites this summer.
Butler recorded 100 total tackles, four interceptions and 14 pass breakups during the 2020 campaign and vowed to post even better numbers with the Cardinals.
Butler had a bit of a bounceback year last season for the Titans, accumulating 86 tackles and four interceptions with 14 passes defended.
Several Tennessee players made their way to midfield before kickoff on Sunday, walking all over the Ravens logo. Baltimore players weren't happy about it, and neither was head coach John Harbaugh.
Butler will forever be a Patriots great because of that interception, and it earned him a hefty deal with the Tennessee Titans in 2018 -- five-years, $61 million.
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