Like most professional athletes Patriots defensive back Darius Butler has an official website that is pretty impressive, but one of the things that is great for fans who want to know what the athletes actually think is that Butler has a blog that he recently updated.
As first pointed out earlier today by the Herald's Ian Rapoport, the Patriots defensive back wrote an entry a couple of days ago and gave some insight into his thoughts about this offseason, along with his time living here in New England.
Like the majority of fans who are excited for the start of training camp, Butler also sounds like he's excited for this season.
"It seems like forever since I last played a game," writes Butler in his blog. "In college, you have a bowl game in January, and by March you're already having spring practice. It seems like so long since I played a football game, I really can't wait until the season starts and I can get back on the field again."
You can find more at Butler's site by clicking this link.
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