Eighteen years is a long time with one organization. If the Steelers and Tomlin want to right the ship, they should learn ...

Butler, who won two Super Bowls during his tenure with the Patriots, which included his game-ending interception on the one-yard line against the Seattle Seahawks, has maintained all these years later ...

Only a few days before his improbable Super Bowl-saving interception, Malcolm Butler struggled in practice defending the exact same play. Bill Belichick lit into the undrafted rookie cornerback ...

No. 21 Malcolm Butler stands on the sideline with his helmet on ready to play in the 2018 Super Bowl next to then-defensive coordinator Brian Flores. Boston Globe via Getty Images “Man ...

Seven years after Malcolm Butler was mysteriously benched in the New England Patriots’ loss to the Philadelphia Eagles in Super Bowl LII, the star cornerback is choosing to remain silent on the ...

But there's always been a strange feeling behind that game, as Patriots top cornerback Malcolm Butler did not play in the game. RELATED: Super Bowl week: 10 iconic must-see spots in New Orleans ...

Scouts who had shown interest in Butler after his senior season stopped returning Simpson’s calls and emails. “I still believed in Malcolm,” Simpson said. One spring night in 2014, New England ...

The reverse of the Malcolm Butler situation, a case where a defender made the play of the game. Jones was the linebacker tasked with bringing down Tennessee’s Kevin Dyson just a yard from the ...

Head coach Bill Belichick benched the team’s starting cornerback, Malcolm Butler. And why did that happen? No one knows, other than Belichick, his assistants and, presumably, Butler himself.

Every year when the Super Bowl rolls around, the same figures — Tom Brady, Joe Montana, Patrick Mahomes — get all the same acclaim. Sure, they deserve it; they’re stars for a reason, after all.