Topic: Malcolm Butler

Tennessee Titans starting cornerback Malcolm Butler suffered a broken left wrist during Sunday's loss to the Carolina Panthers.

In what amounts to a playoff elimination game, the Tennessee Titans host the Washington Redskins in a matchup of two teams on the edge of the postseason.

Tennessee Titans cornerback Logan Ryan took to social media on Monday to announce that he will miss the remainder of the season with a broken left fibula.

The Tennessee Titans, who led for all of 36 seconds, picked up a 26-22 come-from-behind win over the New York Jets.

Mike Vrabel gets to face one of his mentors on Sunday when the Tennessee Titans host Bill Belichick and the New England Patriots.

The Seattle Seahawks are heading to London for the first time. One of the things they hope to import from the United States is continued positivity from a two-point home loss to the Los Angeles Rams.

The Miami Dolphins used a 102-yard kickoff return to beat the Tennessee Titans in the longest game in NFL history on Sunday in Miami.

Tennessee Titans cornerback Malcolm Butler is tired of delivering the familiar refrain regarding his Super Bowl conclusion with the New England Patriots.

Bill Belichick, Tom Brady and the New England Patriots were seemingly once again at the epicenter of yet another NFL offseason.

Tennessee Titans offseason acquisition Malcolm Butler sees plenty of similarities between new coach Mike Vrabel and New England Patriots coach Bill Belichick.

Former first-round draft pick Josh Freeman retired after attempting a comeback in the Canadian Football League.

Over three months after the Philadelphia Eagles won Super Bowl LII, Lane Johnson is continuing to provide his thoughts on the New England Patriots.

Tom Brady may have added more fuel to the fire surrounding the reports of internal strife within the New England Patriots organization.

Danny Amendola has called Bill Belichick the best to ever coach, but that didn't make it hard for the veteran wide receiver to walk away from the Patriots.

Cornerback Malcolm Butler told Sports Illustrated TV that he wanted to confront New England Patriots head coach Bill Belichick or then-defensive coordinator Matt Patricia during Super Bowl LII.