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maybe the rumour we heard wasn't the entire truth.
I guess that would be a first, that the conclusions reached on Patsfans wasn't fully informed?
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Only one person has control over who plays for the team, not a group.If he signs here, I will not know what to think any more about his benching. One, he is willing to come back to this same group that treated him like that and two, this same group that treated him like that want him back. What the hell????
The greatest play in SB history.3 pages and no Butler pick gif
Edit: It really was such an unbelievable play/read/moment - arguably the best in Patriots' and NFL history.
The greatest play in SB history.
Incredible swing. I wanted to kill Duron Harmon and then I wanted to hug Malcolm Butler.I know there was a play in between, but going from the Kearse catch to this was probably the biggest low to high swing I've ever had in my sports watching life.
Incredible swing. I wanted to kill Duron Harmon and then I wanted to hug Malcolm Butler.
During this time, while the world was falling apart around him, Belichick was saying we've got this. He was right.
Butler? Why?
Next!
Is it Bill or Kraft?We have a hole at CB because bill wouldn't pay JC Jackson. So now we go bargain hunting
Between him and Slow-Juan, who would you trust more in coverage, not as a one or even a two, but as a backup? I think, Malcolm.No thanks, Malcolm’s done.
He has never bashed BB for it. That may indicate that he realizes that it was justified, whatever the reason was.
Let's start a thread about it I don't think there ever has been one.True, but it could go the other way as well: Butler, knowing that it was a contract year ending in him being benched for the SB, saw that it was in his best interest to not draw attention to that, maintain an image of a team player, and do whatever he could to ensure that the SB did as little speaking for his next payday as it could.
However, we're both speaking with the same absence of context, so by no means am I saying I'm more correct. Just food for thought.
This makes complete sense. You're looking for your next gig, a big payday, and your former employer is a force majeure in NFL circles with connections in all 32 teams and inside the league offices.True, but it could go the other way as well: Butler, knowing that it was a contract year ending in him being benched for the SB, saw that it was in his best interest to not draw attention to that, maintain an image of a team player, and do whatever he could to ensure that the SB did as little speaking for his next payday as it could.
However, we're both speaking with the same absence of context, so by no means am I saying I'm more correct. Just food for thought.
My only question is why does his silence extend beyond his next signing? Definitely something different than what we're used to seeing with chilled relationships. It's sorta refreshing.This makes complete sense. You're looking for your next gig, a big payday, and your former employer is a force majeure in NFL circles with connections in all 32 teams and inside the league offices.
Day after SB:
MB: Coach WTF?
BB: Listen Malcolm, you're a nice kid, I'll give you a good reference. Now STFU and get out of my office.
MB: OK Coach.
we could merge itThis thread is really trying to be the next Malcolm Butler Mega Thread but sadly...it just seems to miss the mark.
He's still in the NFL or trying to be anyway.My only question is why does his silence extend beyond his next signing? Definitely something different than what we're used to seeing with chilled relationships. It's sorta refreshing.
Between him and Slow-Juan, who would you trust more in coverage, not as a one or even a two, but as a backup? I think, Malcolm.