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Slater admits Zappe being waived was ‘surprising to a lot of us'
Matthew Slater is confident Bailey Zappe will “land on his feet” after being waived by the Patriots.
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Slater praises Belichick's leadership after Bolden's injury
Matthew Slater had plenty of praise for Bill Belichick pushing to end Saturday night’s game after Isaiah Bolden’s scary injury in the fourth quarter.
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Why Pats Star Matthew Slater Is Returning for 16th Season: ‘I Still Feel Like a Kid'
Matthew Slater, the New England Patriots’ special teams captain, decided late last week that he would be returning for his 16th season. The longest current tenured player on the roster, a three-time Super Bowl champion and 10-time Pro Bowler, said he still has a love for the game, wants to provide leadership to this young locker room and keep the…
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‘I Still Feel Like a Kid': 1 on 1 With Matthew Slater
What made Patriots legend Matthew Slater decide to come back for a 16th season? From his home, the veteran discussed with NBC10 Boston’s Raul Martinezif he could ever have imagined playing in the league for so long, how the culture of the Patriots has changed since 2008, his thoughts on Tom Brady’s retirement and much more.
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Here's Why Matthew Slater Continuing Special Career Is a Gift for Patriots
Matthew Slater’s impact on the Patriots goes well beyond special teams, which makes his return for a 16th NFL season in 2023 such a positive development for the franchise, writes Phil Perry.
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Matthew Slater Announces Return to Patriots for 16th NFL Season
Special teams ace Matthew Slater will remain the longest-tenured member of the Patriots, as he announced Friday that he’ll return to New England for a 16th season.
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Slater Fights Back Tears in Emotional Presser After Pats' Season Ends
Patriots special teams captain Matthew Slater was very emotional Sunday after what might have been the final game of his impressive NFL career.
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Bill Belichick Heaps Praise on Devin McCourty, Matthew Slater After Win Vs. Dolphins
Patriots head coach Bill Belichick spoke highly of Devin McCourty and Matthew Slater after Sunday’s win over the Dolphins, which may have marked the longtime team captains’ final game at Gillette Stadium.