Matthew Slater announced his retirement on Tuesday, which ends one of the great careers in the history of New England Patriots.
Slater was drafted by Patriots in 2008 and became one of the players of the best special teams in NFL, so much that many people, including Bill Belichic, the head coach of the former pats, think that eight times all supporters are eligible to join the Pro Football Hall someday.
In addition to losing the player of a good special teams and a tremendous leader, the Patriots will need anyone to handle the postgam tradition of the slater to give postgem speech in the locker room.
Slater’s speeches, especially after a memorable victory, have produced some best highlight clips from their careers.
His last postgem speech given to New York Jets at Gillette Stadium in January after the loss of Patriots Week 18 was a very emotional. He talked about the family and wished all his colleagues.
Patriots released a video of the speech for the first time on Tuesday. See it in the post below:
Slater finished his career as one of just five players to win the Super Bowl three or more times and earn 10-Plus Pro Bowl selection. The other four players of that list are Tom Brady, Jerry Rice, Ronnie Lot and Joe Green.
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