There are things you can do as a player to make sure you keep yourself warm. Obviously, continue moving on the sidelines when you're not in the game, utilize modern technology with the heated benches. — Matthew Slater Copy Share Image
I want to make sure we clear something up - Christmas is not a distraction, especially for me with my faith and the way… — Matthew Slater Copy Share
I will always consider myself a New England Patriot. So, if I can serve in the role of a coach, administrator on the staff,… — Matthew Slater Copy Share
We understand that anything that's been done in the past has no bearing on what we do moving forward. — Matthew Slater Copy Share
I'm a man who is far from perfect, but I really feel like the Lord has done a lot of great things in my… — Matthew Slater Copy Share
I think if you go into the season with a defeatist mindset, then you can't expect to be successful. — Matthew Slater Copy Share
Whatever you have to do to put the team and the success of the team first is what I see as being 'the Patriot… — Matthew Slater Copy Share
You think about Steve Tasker and his impact on the game of football, Bill Bates, the list goes on. The kicking game has meant… — Matthew Slater Copy Share
Each day that we have to get up and wake up in our right minds, get out of our beds, interact with our families… — Matthew Slater Copy Share
There's a thin line between playing with a sense of urgency and playing a little too tight. — Matthew Slater Copy Share
I think as professionals we have to understand that we have a job to do. We have to prepare ourselves regardless of the circumstances. — Matthew Slater Copy Share
When guys are getting double teamed, there are going to be guys getting freed up and they have to make plays when they can. — Matthew Slater Copy Share
The preseason obviously is a different feel and you go to the regular season and it's a much different feel; the speed. I think… — Matthew Slater Copy Share
We understand it's a 60-minute game. Things are going to go your way, then things are not going to go your way. — Matthew Slater Copy Share
