Former Patriots special teams ace Matthew Slater might be retired from his playing career, but his time in New England is far from finished. The 10-time Pro Bowler showed up for the first day of New England's voluntary offseason workout program, indicating his continued involvement with the team.
Slater's appearance at the program, alongside important veteran players like Kendrick Bourne and Rhamondre Stevenson, marks a significant moment under new head coach Jerod Mayo. Mayo and Slater share a history as former teammates and 2008 draft class selections.
Regarding Slater's potential coaching future, it remains uncertain if he will take up an official position. However, Jerod Mayo expressed confidence in Slater's abilities, suggesting that Slater will excel in any path he chooses post-retirement.
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