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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.Give me a break.This is complete and utter crap. The defense allowed 41 points, Malcolm Butler isn’t Lawrence Taylor, his presence wouldn’t have changed that performance.
Not moving any goal post at all. He played 1 st snap. They probably neglected to replace him for that one.Except he was Active and played a snap. Don’t move the goal posts to try and fit your narrative.
And that’s on butler.You people defending Bill can spin this any way you’d like, the facts remain that this team lost a very winnable game and Malcom Butler could’ve helped decide it.
Its not nonsense.That’s nonsense.
He was ACTIVE on the field. Belichick could of played him at any freakin point in a sixty minute game where his defense was getting embarrassingly lit up in the Super Bowl of all games.
Telling me that keeping Butler glued to the bench becuase he was late once or had a little weed on him is proving the OPs point that Belichick literally threw the game. Who the hell cares if he was late? Who the hell cares if he had weed on him? These were clearly isolated incidents that could’ve been handled in-house with a small reprimand and nothing more.
You play him and after four quarters, he’s a free agent and you never have to see him again.
To not play him is literally the worst coaching decision, arguably in the history of the Super Bowl and it cost this team a championship.
Malcolm Butler makes at least one stop that Bademosi or Rowe couldn’t.
Tom Brady only needed one stop to win that game. He never got it.
Yes, as far as I know, Belichick has said "due to a number of factors" and patricia said "this or that package" which to me means "no particular good reason" unless they come out and clarify.you prefer to spread the story that belichick benched him for no reason?
They are not going to throw the player under the bus by “clarifying”. This is never, ever done.Yes, as far as I know, Belichick has said "due to a number of factors" and patricia said "this or that package" which to me means "no particular good reason" unless they come out and clarify.
It is nonsense.Its not nonsense.
You are unwilling to subscribe there were MULTIPLE egregious enough infractions which put BB in this situation and you refuse to make Malcolm accountable. Malcolm let his teammates down and BB felt he was not in a position to help the team. Period.
What a complete load of garbage. Complete fantasy.
Why?I heard on Sirius that Butler was caught trying to sneek weed into the Pats hotel.
Perhaps it all lies, but something very bad had to have happened for BB to go to this extreme. If it winds up being true, I am 100% with BB for his benching.
Give me a break.
No ones sitting here and saying Malcolm Butler is LT. Don’t bring such a garbage comparison to the table.
The fact of the matter is this, Butler could’ve made the one single solitary stop that Rowe or Bademosi couldn’t. Brady only needed one stop to win that shoot out and he never got it.
End of story. Any other rediculous comparison or narratives you try and bring to the table are irrelevant. You play your best players to win a game, especially a game as big as this.
Belichick screwed the pooch and cost the team a title. Period.
Every single bit of this is on Butler. He was an immature jerk. He played below his potential all season because he was pissed he didn't get traded or get a huge contract. Then when it came to the biggest game of the season he decided he was more important then the team. He put the coaching staff in a no win position. There are team rules, there are consequences if you break them. He broke them, he was punished, end of story.
Go cry somewhere else about BB following rules and benching a player that didn't care, until he got on camera and could cry for national tv. Hopefully he will grow up, probably he won't.
Hi @PatsDeb :
I respect your opinion and am happy that you are here representing a lot of us female fans of the Patriots. I am of the belief that we should wait and see what happened and what the reason is that Bill decided to sit Butler. I am positive it wasn't performance related. Something happened.
What if the night before, Butler threw a punch at or pushed a coach, is that grounds for sitting him in the game? I'm not saying that happened, but as of now we just don't know. What if he was late to meetings or broke curfew, is that grounds for him sitting? As of now, we don't know all the information.
Just my little two cents.
If this is the case then he should have been inactive.
of course he is accountable..but what good does it do benching a player that could help the team win the freaken Super Bowl?...WHEN THE PLAYER IS NOT RETURNING NEXT YEAR ANYWAY.If this is true then I wouldn't say I'm 100% with BB, but it's funny how no one is holding Malcolm Butler accountable. If true, he let his team down in the biggest moment.
Malcom Butler is the best tackler on the team and a miles better cover corner than Bademosi and Rowe.Pretending Malcolm Butler would have made the one stop to change that game is total fantasy. You guys are making sh.t up and acting as though it’s fact. Malcolm Butler played in the opener against KC, how many points did they let up?
I have plenty to gain by lying.. tut.
Malcom Butler is the best tackler on the team and a miles better cover corner than Bademosi and Rowe.
Telling me that having him in there doesn’t improve the chances of winning or improve the chances of making one single defensive stop is pure looney tunes nonsense that literally no one believes.
I feel sorry for high school athletes who break team rules and get booted off the team for having a drink. They are kids and don't know any better. I feel zero sympathy for a professional athlete signed to a huge contract that won't follow the team rules and gets benched for the biggest game in the world. He let his team down, he let the fans down and he should be ashamed.