Matthew Slater was mic'd up for his final game, and the Patriots shared a 7-minute video from that game after the longtime special teams captain announced his retirement.

Matthew Slater's Patriots career One of the best special-teams player in NFL history, Slater spent all 16 seasons of his career with the New England Patriots.

For more than a decade, Matthew Slater was universally celebrated as being the emotional centerpiece of the New England Patriots’ locker room, building a resume as one of the league’s most ...

Slater, who retired following the 2023 season, is still involved with the team. Matthew Slater during what was his final press conference as a player in January, 2024.

Matthew Slater may have hung up his cleats earlier this offseason, but the New England Patriots legend is still hanging around the team. The 10-time Pro Bowl se ...

Matthew Slater is more than halfway to his father’s longevity as an NFL player. He doesn’t plan to equal it. The star special teamer of the New England Patriots just completed his 11th pro season.

New England Patriots wide receiver Matthew Slater is retiring after 16 seasons in the NFL. A 10-time Pro Bowler, Slater holds the record for most special teams Pro Bowl appearances in NFL history.

Matthew Slater won't be eligible to join his father in Canton, Ohio, until 2029. If that happens, the Slaters will be the first father-son duo to be inducted as players.

Patriots Even after 10 Pro Bowls, Matthew Slater sees himself as a ‘bottom-of-the-roster’ player trying to make team Published: Jul. 26, 2022, 4:16 p.m.

Matthew Slater waves to Patriots fans following his final NFL game on Jan. 7, 2024. Getty Images “Pats Nation, it has been an honor to represent the silver, red, white, and blue for 16 years.

Matthew Slater was universally celebrated as being the emotional centerpiece of the New England Patriots' locker room, building a resume as one of the league's most-decorated special teams players.